MadelineAwesome

so today. i found out about the internet. at pitchfork,where i am right now, i found myself at the firefox tent and i asked "what is the internet?" and this man, who has no name tag and lives in the irving park neighborhood, toldme aboutsomething in 1972 at stanford and basically i interrupted him asking about al gore and then we started talking about free t shirts and basically i still don't know what the internet is...

korea is the bomb diggity. great food, friendly people, cute men, even cuter babies. It is just a nice place to be. When i asked BKFF sarah little what i should get in korea and she said that it didnt really matter what i bought because all of it was just cute and little. so true.

when i asked her later what she wanted me to get her from korea she said "just get me something that reminds you of me." and i said "sarah little. Its korea. EVERYTHING is going to remind me of you." which is true. most things have made me think of her. a lot of it that i wish she and my other super close friends were here to enjoy it all with me. Its wonderful to have these amazing experiences with choir and stuff but it kind of stinks that they are limited to my choir friends...not that i dont love them and stuff, i just wish i had all my homies. nahmsayin?

singing at the dmz was really cool. It was surprisingly much more of a light hearted event than i expected. First of all, everysingle guard we saw, and we saw A LOT, was a mega hottie. all of them. super super hot. and they let me practice my korean on them...and my korean is pretty much saying "saran he" which means i love you. so basically lots of korean army guys know that i love them.... we sang some songs about peace which was cool. And we tied ribbons with wishes for korea onto the fence dividing the two countries while dozens of tv stations filmed and photographers took pictures like we were big celebrities. an experience for sure. time for some dinner....yummmmmmmm.... later cats..