We stayed at KT (Korea Telecom) Training and Development Center's dormitory. Interestingly, the dorms are called 리빙 센터 (living center). I stayed at A building where some of our friends stayed at B section.
After the show, we did not go to the room to sleep, instead, most of us went out and had fun outside the complex. So did I. After performing night prayer, my friends (Elmira, wawan, and Rois--the new friend from Indonesia) joined me to take a night stroll along the neighborhood to check how life was in Daejon. Well, it was not a perfect timing since most stores were already closed. So, we did nothing but to walk along the way to somewhat downtown while talking about stuffs.
We bumped into other groups of friends from other countries doing the same thing (strolling along the block) at that very chilly and windy night.
Since we could not use the internet in the dorm, we went into a PC Bang or internet cafe to check our Facebook and email. After asking how much the cost for 1 hour use of internet, we were surprised to find out that it was just a mere 600 Won. Wow, it was so cheap that 3 of us secured three comfy and cozy seats to do some surfing. As for Elmira, she was just waiting for us. To our surprise.....free coffee were served!!!! wow, what a service. Indeed, we were happy to know it. In fact, I had a passing thought of staying there overnight...but that would be preposterous.
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Then, off we went home, went to bed to take a rest.
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In the morning, we had to wake up early since we were going to have a field trip to Daejon Expo Park--once a site of the famous Daejon 1993 World Expo Park.
These are the pictures of the room where we stayed, the atmosphere around the dormitory from the 4th floor where I was. A fly-over flying over the complex wa also visible. Then, I also took a snap of the front facade of the A dormitory building.
Some notes on the room: more spacious than what I have here in HUFS, but no internet access. Maybe it does, it just that we were just having one-night stay, they must've unplugged the internet access. hmm I don't know.The room is so spacious that we could breathe easily and effortlessly.
After the show, we did not go to the room to sleep, instead, most of us went out and had fun outside the complex. So did I. After performing night prayer, my friends (Elmira, wawan, and Rois--the new friend from Indonesia) joined me to take a night stroll along the neighborhood to check how life was in Daejon. Well, it was not a perfect timing since most stores were already closed. So, we did nothing but to walk along the way to somewhat downtown while talking about stuffs.
We bumped into other groups of friends from other countries doing the same thing (strolling along the block) at that very chilly and windy night.
Since we could not use the internet in the dorm, we went into a PC Bang or internet cafe to check our Facebook and email. After asking how much the cost for 1 hour use of internet, we were surprised to find out that it was just a mere 600 Won. Wow, it was so cheap that 3 of us secured three comfy and cozy seats to do some surfing. As for Elmira, she was just waiting for us. To our surprise.....free coffee were served!!!! wow, what a service. Indeed, we were happy to know it. In fact, I had a passing thought of staying there overnight...but that would be preposterous.
------Then, off we went home, went to bed to take a rest.
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In the morning, we had to wake up early since we were going to have a field trip to Daejon Expo Park--once a site of the famous Daejon 1993 World Expo Park.
These are the pictures of the room where we stayed, the atmosphere around the dormitory from the 4th floor where I was. A fly-over flying over the complex wa also visible. Then, I also took a snap of the front facade of the A dormitory building.
Some notes on the room: more spacious than what I have here in HUFS, but no internet access. Maybe it does, it just that we were just having one-night stay, they must've unplugged the internet access. hmm I don't know.The room is so spacious that we could breathe easily and effortlessly.
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