So, another "everything is beautiful" trip:
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Now, I was really shocked today to hear that tea-party-ists in America are saying we'd better stay out of the war in Korea. I mean, I can see where they're coming from, but that just seems so ignorant to me! We've been promising the Koreans that we would be "in" it for a long time now, and... well... Ecclesiastes 5:5. Besides sometimes, in a war, if you're allied with someone you should help defend them. Like, I don't condone most of America's wars, but if we don't help Korea out I'll be really ashamed of us. It'll be nothing short of lying and cowardice after all the help we've told them we'd give... ESPECIALLY if China gets involved.

China has so many secrets. It baffles me that a people would allow that kind of government to come into existence. I want to learn more about it, but I think I'd just make myself more mad at the world.

This morning in second period, this girl I was sitting next to put her foot on mine. I kinda awkward-laughed at her and looked down at our feet, like "hey, your foots on my foot". She kinda looked at me with a blank expression on her face. She looked down at our feet, and definitely saw it, but just left her foot there. Then, she started this thing where she would intermittently start tapping my foot, or just leave her foot there or something. I mean, she was making me really nervous. I'm sitting there, paying no attention to the lecture, and she's like half-massaging my foot under the desk. I looked over at her a couple times, but she didn't stop. Then, after class, she gets up and walks quickly right up to the front of the class and talks to the professor. I was like "whatever" and left, but I got caught reading some Korean chalk-writing on the road. When she came out, I asked her what it meant, and she told me. We walked a little ways together, and she said she had to go to one of the student buildings. I'm thinking "why not", so I ask her "hey, do you have plans for lunch today?" and she, hardly even looking back, says "yeah, I'm busy. Maybe next time", and walks quickly away. I couldn't even ask what next time meant. I'm stuck sitting next to this girl 2.5 hours a week for the next three weeks, so I hope I don't have to deal with that again unless she wants to talk more, so I can get an idea of her motives or personality.

Korean girls, man. wth

"Why does this weird stuff always happen to you?!"