Saying Good-bye to a Legend...Chris :(

Me, Chris, and Carolina...well, Carolina's in the picture just not paying attention... at G7 for Chris's going away party.

Since Thursday was a bit of a late night I slept in on Friday, since we had the day off because of Korean Independence Day. I spent most of Friday just hanging out at home until I met up with Tracy, Sophie, Tiffany, Carolina (the newbie to Korea) and some others for dinner at First Nepal in Bupyeong. We had a delicious East Indian meal, I skipped the curry and just ate nan bread and tomato soup, and we had a pitcher of beer.

Sophie and I happy that it is Friday and a long weekend. We are waiting for our meals to arrive at the restaurant.

Once we were finished with dinner we headed over to G7 for Chris's going away party. He has been in Korea for 2 years and he decided it was finally time to pack up and leave. He was heading home to Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada on Saturday afternoon.

Tracy, Damien and Chris at G7. Chris is obviously sad to leave, however, Tracy and Damien seem happy about it :) Lisa taking a picture of her and I. She did well considering how much shorter she is than me. We take pretty great pictures together. Who needs roses when you have fluorescent yellow darts?!?! This is me, Lisa and Carolina having way too much fun at G7.Tiffany and I decide at G7 looking relatively 'undrunk', but who knows at this point. Carolina and I got a hold of some pool gloves, so we decided to be as 'Ghetto' as we could be...I'm pretty sure we rocked it!!Brianna and I are way too good looking for our own good. It's amazing who you bump into when you go to G7. I Love seeing Brianna, she is a blast. You know you've had too much to drink when you start singing and dancing to "Umbrella" by yourself in G7 while a friend takes your picture.

G7 ended up being a lot of fun because usually it can be lame, but we were all there for Chris's going away party and it turned out to be awesome. Seeing Chris say good-bye to all his friends was hard because he was drunk and he started crying while saying good-bye to certain people. We decided to move our good-bye outside as Chris was heading home. It was hard to say good-bye to him because I've known him since I got here. I managed not to cry, which made things easier and it's never good-bye, it's see you later.

Clearly I was more thrilled by having my picture taken than the giant bear hug I was getting from Chris...Oops!

I ended up staying at G7 way later than anticipated, like 5:00 a.m. way later. When G7 finally closed I left with a friend of Chris's named Dave, who is Irish and we headed into Bupyeong Square for a very early morning meal of galbi. We chatted and enjoyed our meal and then we took the subway to our homes. I didn't end up going to bed until around 9:30 a.m.

Dave, Lisa and I at G7 as the night started to wind down and everyone started to say their good-byes. Props to me for taking such a good picture.