Oh my~ I'm no longer a student.

Well~ it has been a verrrrry long time since I've decided to update this blog and I really do apologize. Being in Victoria, I figured my life has been relatively routine; juggling between my part-time job at the coffee shop, school and my personal time. Although as I was going through my last year of my undergraduate career, I thought that every day was super exciting, when I sat down to write it, I realize it was relatively personal and uneventful. Not compared to my days in Korea or in Japan.
However, on Monday, by handing in my last two papers into the office, it marked the very last day of my university undergraduate status. It is slightly a weird feeling.
YET!

here comes the most exciting news of all!

May 20th. I am off to Korea! Although originally I was going to go for a full 3 weeks. I might have to end earlier than I thought because my graduation ceremony is earlier than I initially thought. oh well.

I have a lot of time to go to Korea again because guess what again?

You are looking at the future English assistant teacher.

I will be teaching in Japan starting August if all the paper work gets properly processed through by the end of the summer. I can't believe it that I'm leaving Canada so soon! Just in March I was wondering what would happen if I wasn't accepted, I would still be in Canada trying to find work. It almost feels like my life is going as planned but as usual, I am ready for those curve balls that life likes to throw at you. Like the curve ball of having my graduation ceremony dated earlier and having to cut my vacation shorter to attend it.

Summer is all about work (perfecting my coffee art) and preparing to go to Japan and have a nice 2 week break in Korea.yes.

During the year, I finally have been training to do coffee art and on a good day, I've been getting coffee art consistently. yay \(^0^)/

The picture above is one of my best coffee art results on a mocha drink I made recently. tee hee.
Aiming that before I have to quit, I will make a beautiful rosetta... crossing my fingers. ;)

Well until something exciting next happens.

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