A Korean Friend Moves!!

Not only were my foreign friends leaving to move on, but my Korean friend Eddie was moving to Australia for 6 months to venture out and be independent. Holly organized an evening out in Bupyeong for Eddie and his foreign friends. So, Holly, May, Lindsay, Duncan and I headed to Bupyeong to meet Eddie.

Lindsay and May chilling at Goose Goose. They had Cosmopolitans at Goose Goose, which were absolutely delicious! Holly and Eddie - they worked together at her school.

Insert story here: Holly and I told Eddie on the way to Goose Goose that May spoke fluent Korean because she was married to a Korean and has lived in Korea for 10 years. Well, he clearly didn't hear us, because as we were all sitting in Goose Goose drinking he said something to his friend Chris, who showed up later, and May started laughing. Eddie looked at May and was like, "You understand what I said?" May, takes one look at him and responds in fluent Korean to him. The look on his face was of absolute mortification. He was so embarrassed that all night May had understood everything him and his friend were talking about.

May comforting Eddie and his embarrassment while she still laughs her ass off about the whole situation. Duncan and Eddie showing off their "Victory" signs. Lindsay and I showing May a little loving, maybe a little too much loving.

Lindsay bought the table a shot of Tequila, of which I forfeited, in honor of Eddie leaving.

This was both Eddie and his friend Chris's first time to do a Tequila shot.

After Goose Goose we headed to a noraebang where we ended the night. You could write on the walls, so I took advantage and did just that.

My message says: I Love Big Bang! - Julia Eddie and his friend Chris at the noarebang. They are such nice guys. Holly and May serenading the camera at the noraebang.

Holly and I met up with Mike L. for ribs in Yeonsu before he left for Canada. We wanted him to experience the deliciousness they offer one last time.

I mean, look at the deliciousness of these ribs in the picture alone.

Once we finished dinner we headed to Mad Max for some drinks and to enjoy Mike's company one last time.

Mike and Holly enjoying their KGB's at Mad Max. I finally got that picture with Mike before he left us for Canada.

I will really miss Mike and I'm hoping I will see Eddie again before I leave Korea, but who knows. Good-byes are never easy, especially when it's close friends, but I always say, "It's never good-bye, it's see you later!"