I also have mixed feelings about the show (kdrama writers need editors SO BADLY), but I loved the sisters and their love interests (BREAD MAN!) and yes, Soon Shin and Junho are SO LOVELY. I have been in love with Jo Jung Suk for a long time now, and now I'm even more in love with him!
I think since one class is included in what I pay for my uni's gym and swimming pool, I'll try it and see how it goes.
That sounds like a great idea! Gives you some time to figure out if it's right for you!
Well, in Vienna they were setting all-time high records for that week! So it was extreme even for them! I actually typically love heat—I can handle any hot temperature so long as it’s not too humid (though where I live it’s always too humid, but I put up with it)—but it was really rough because there also wasn’t any access to cold water. If you want cold water you have to buy bottles of it, and that’s expensive and totally pointless when you can just get a glass of tap water with ice EXCEPT EUROPEANS DON’T USE ICE EITHER AND ALSO THE GLASSES ARE BARELY BIGGER THAN SHOT GLASSES. Seriously, if we’d been able to get cold water (or even water fountains!) all the places we went, I would have had 3000% less to complain about re: heat. But the combination of no water + no air conditioning was too much for me. I needed one or the other!
I totally understand not having air conditioning at all (though everyone here does). I just find it funny that places have air conditioning but they barely turn it on? Like, if everyone's going to still be sweating while sitting inside, what's the point of having it at all?
Thank you thank you! I really appreciate your good wishes!
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I think since one class is included in what I pay for my uni's gym and swimming pool, I'll try it and see how it goes.
That sounds like a great idea! Gives you some time to figure out if it's right for you!
Well, in Vienna they were setting all-time high records for that week! So it was extreme even for them! I actually typically love heat—I can handle any hot temperature so long as it’s not too humid (though where I live it’s always too humid, but I put up with it)—but it was really rough because there also wasn’t any access to cold water. If you want cold water you have to buy bottles of it, and that’s expensive and totally pointless when you can just get a glass of tap water with ice EXCEPT EUROPEANS DON’T USE ICE EITHER AND ALSO THE GLASSES ARE BARELY BIGGER THAN SHOT GLASSES. Seriously, if we’d been able to get cold water (or even water fountains!) all the places we went, I would have had 3000% less to complain about re: heat. But the combination of no water + no air conditioning was too much for me. I needed one or the other!
I totally understand not having air conditioning at all (though everyone here does). I just find it funny that places have air conditioning but they barely turn it on? Like, if everyone's going to still be sweating while sitting inside, what's the point of having it at all?
Thank you thank you! I really appreciate your good wishes!