Business School Welcome Dinner

Today was probably even less interesting than yesterday, if that's possible. Like, there wasn't even anything worthwhile to take a picture of. Class wasn't exciting (when is it ever, really?), and I realized that students here aren't as big of over-achievers as I had thought them to be. I say this because probably half of the class today had no idea we even had a reading assignment due. So at least I'm not actually as bad at this whole school thing as I feel.

I spent the rest of the day just chilling in my room, although I should have been unpacking. I'll do it eventually, I swear. But then there was a welcome dinner/party for the business exchange students. I, along with two other girls, panicked beforehand about what to wear. We had kind of heard that it would be casual, but what does that mean in Korea? Anyways, we all managed to settle on something, and then left for the dinner. The dinner itself was pretty uneventful, that is, besides the fact that there was a buffet. They know us foreigners and our love for food well, apparently. It was good food, too. The worst part of the whole evening was having to go up on the little stage and introduce yourself when your home university was announced. Hating public speaking, this part was especially awful, and I don't think I even remember what I said when I was up there with Stephen (who was naturally calm and collected).

Now I'm just back in my room, thinking about how I should probably read for my macroeconomics class tomorrow, but nah.