i've just wasted 19 hours of my life watching a korean drama. why is it a waste? cos the story was so slow and the ending sucks. *bleah* and if i based my impression of koreans on this drama, i can only say that

1) filthy rich koreans are despicable, loud/shrill and has strange dress sense (including wearing furry coats that make them look like ah-meng)
2) korean men all have anger management issues. they let off steam by yelling and punching each other. DUH-UH!
3) poor korean girls are really sad-case. they dun stand up for their own rights and let guys (in particular rich guys) walk all over them.
4) koreans (rich or poor, guy or girl, old or young) can eat a-damn-lot of food. 2 persons eating can have up to 6 dishes and 1 soup. *kaoz*

of course, i hope this drama is not reflecting what's really happening in Korea..if not really very sad leh. haiz. pretty sure the show exaggerated bits here and there...and i hope it's really OVER-exaggerated. sadder still if this show is actually an exaggerated version of the real world. how pathetic human beings are if we actually behave like that (in a milder version...)

my assignment is taking longer than i expected...and i believe my hormones are out of balance cos i am in my duncomeandkacheowmeleavemealone mode. just cannot stomach the thought that i have to socialise. sigh...hermit nature back in full force. ah well, this is what holing in the apartment for the whole day does to me (and also finishing a whole korean series in 2 days...)

good news of the day? starting elective at St Paul's College next monday..and i don't have to wear clinical uniform! *WOOHOO* okay, the uniform is not ugly. just that i look ugly in it (hard to find anything i actually look pretty in. but i actually look UGLY in the uniform). and it's great knowing that i don't have to wear the same outfit 4 days in a row.

okie dokie..back to assignment...*crap*