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07.19.2025 — Studying late tonight after a long drive back to Seoul from Sokcho. With two final exams on Wednesday and group activities in between classes, there’s really little time to prepare, especially for the oral exam, which is done with a partner. I really don’t know how so many students go out this late to drink or party…

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Day 1 in Mexico ☑️

6:30 p.m. - Arrived at Airport. Met program director. 7:10 p.m. - Arrived at host mom’s house. Met the “family” aka the 8 other women that are studying here for various lengths of the summer. 7:30 p.m. - Dinner with the family. No English at the dinner table. If so, there is a castigo (punishment) which consists of performing (singing, acting, etc.) for the dinner table. 8:40 p.m. - End of dinner 8:50 p.m. - Invited to see Neighbors 2 with two housemates. Took the 10 minute walk to the mall. 9:15 p.m. - Showed up late to the movie. It’s okay. Also the movie was completely in Spanish. Surprisingly I understood the majority of it! :) 10:30 p.m. - End of movie. We decided to go get snacks at what seemed to be the Walmart equivalent of Mexico. Naturally, I bought a Kinder Surprise Egg 11:25 p.m. - Made it home.

Things I learned today: • DON’T FLUSH THE TOILET PAPER | THROW IT AWAY!!! • There are lots of teacher strikes going on in my city right now • I arrived in rainy season. Hot in the morning with scattered showers throughout the day. • Apparently Oaxacan water isn’t safe to drink for the American immune system so I have to drink bottled water. Even the fresh veggies have to be cleaned with treated water! • Americans are paying too much for bottled water! I bought a liter of a popular water here for just under 45¢!

• You can buy a cheap motorcycle ($800-$1200) in the store I've deemed Mexican Walmart

Well I have orientation tomorrow and we’re going to go discover the Monte Alban Ruins so I need to go to sleep now!

Until next time, DeMya

6-11-16

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4 days until Mexico!!!

On the afternoon of Saturday, June 11th I’ll be boarding my flight and once again saying “See you later” to my family members and friends. Once again, within a two year window, I’ll be leaving my quaint little life to explore more of the world. Closer to home: sure! But still far enough away to keep my family worried! So once again I must thank all my followers and just people who happen to stumble across my blog to read.

To those of you that may know me in real life or a link brought you here, this blog will be the best place to follow my adventures. I’m going to try something that I’ve heard of from previous exchange students through Rotary. I’m going to try a 30 day/1 month blackout period on social media as well as personal communications (unless they’re in Spanish, of course!). The exception being my blog. Due to my short stay in Mexico (in comparison to my yearlong experience in France), I want to be as immersed as possible. So for the first 30 days of my stay, besides me updating everyone of my arrival on Facebook, I will be off-grid. During that time, any photos or stories I’ll have to share will be found here on my good ole blog just like old times (rewind to nearly two years ago).

Thanks again for all the support and as always...

Until next time,

DeMya

6-7-2016