I probably eat a lot of bugs

as my bed, which is really just a thin mattress, is situated just left of the window. Scattered around my pillow are maybe a dozen dead bugs; you know, gnats, mosquitoes, other unidentifiable species, and I'm not going to lie to you, I probably sleep with my mouth open.

I asked my room mate, who's Korean Korean, if she thinks we are eating a lot of bugs here. She said no, but I'm pretty sure I am eating a lot of bugs, so maybe that amount is just the Korean standard. You know, no more no less than what other people are eating in other places.

And this is why I love Korea.

Anyway, today is my last day in the small town of Haean. That means after school today, I pack up and move out permanently. Believe it or not, but I'm coming home soon, Monday in fact, and it's going to be a race until the end. I may or may not have internet until I'm back in Hawaii, so be prepared for this to be my last update directly from Korea. It's a shame that it's primarily about bugs, I know, but I'm not sorry. You enjoyed it.