Blogtober #5

Blogtober #5 Your Fall Bucket List

So I haven't really thought about this one yet. There is very little time for me to actually accomplish anything new.

So on my "fall" bucket list, which I assume will end around the end of November time, 

1. I will try to visit at least one of my friends at another University once.

2. Enjoy spending time with my friends as much as possible for this last year.

3. Kick boxing every week, without fail.

4. Go to the teashop in Brighton that everybody raves about (cough, Zoella & other youtubers, cough)

5. High Tea once more!

For now I think that will be it, there isn't a lot you can accomplish in just over a month, especially as a final year University student!

Korea Day 6

On this day I met up with my Korean friend Sunny and we visited Anguk, it is quite a popular tourist attraction, which lots of chinese tourists looking around and taking pictures, as per usual. Sunny took us to a shop that sold traditional korean tea, and it was delicious. Kind of like chinese soup but sweeter and cold, if you grew up in a chinese household you would probably love these teas! So healthy and so delicious. There was a fair few of traditional tea places and they are definitely worth a try. 

We came across this love alleyway, it appears to be quite popular and I guess Korean's are so romantic I should have expected this, it is so ridiculously cute; also if you have not heard there are plans for the French Love Lock Bridge to be closed off for adding more locks due to the immense weight of the locks, so if you want to make a romantic gesture I guess this might be the place. 

Me being a silly tourist fell into one of the tourist traps. These guys were incredible though, singing and almost rapping the procedure of making these sweets. Once I had bought them and taken them home I was told that they sell these sweets everywhere in Hong Kong, so great..

Toilet Selfie

Ddong Poo Shaped Cakes, unfortunately after eating a massive lunch I did not get the chance to try it, but there are lots of reviews of it online, and it genuinely looks quite tasty. Who hasn't dreamt of eating a poo cake anyways?

Sunny in the traditional korean dress! 

This little outside shopping mall had lots of little independent boutiques. They were all so cute, but the prices not so much, definitely another tourist trap but one that is actually worth it. 

The MASSIVE LUNCH. Rice cake is my favourite favourite korean food, and I literally could have exploded from eating so much at this meal. I miss rice cakes!

Wearing our traditional korean dresses and taking sticker pictures. As you can tell we did not have time to decorate or think of any cute poses haha.