So far my living situation in Seoul have consisted of being stuffed into a co worker's extra room and living day to day from my suit case. Per usual. BUUUUTT today I got the keys to my new bachelorette pad - or what they call housing here in Korea.
The purple smart chip is what opens my door (which verbally greets me btw) which is a bit terrifying because it is quite small and oh so lose-able.
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| Smart key |
When you first walk in immediately to your left are my cute little kitchen and my closet.
There is a see through cabinet whose door stays propped open and is what I call my "library"
Next to my fridge (which is currently serving as a coat rack) is where this Diva keeps all her threads. I'll let you gaze at the magnificent wardrobe that is mine.
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| I know, super impressive |
My washroom is separated from my house and also is kind of my exotic patio, by exotic I meant arctic.
and since everything is in Hangeul, I pretty much close my eyes and press buttons in hopes that my clothes come out clean.
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| Can't read this? That makes two of us! |
Korean bathrooms take some getting used to. Mainly the shower is just a long steel hose hooked into the wall that you hold above your head in the same room as the toilet and sink. It's all just a bit odd for girl who has had the luxury of having shower walls. And a shower head that holds itself up. It's like these people think I work out or something.
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| Sink, metal hose, drain in the floor. Shower. |
This is my floor/water heating system. It's pretty baller. And another thing I don't know how to operate.
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Well crew, that was my episode of cribs. Just to recap and put everything together for you:
here's the view from the bathroom |
Here's the view from the door:
Voila
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