Last Day in Busan

October 9, Sunday – Last day in Busan
Today was my last day in Busan. I woke up quite late as I was busy packing the night before. I had dinner with the Indians at around 11am. Singh was the one doing most of the cooking on that day. We had “capati” and curry for lunch. Ryan cooked some “nasi lemak” and mushroom mixed with mince hard-boiled eggs.

At around 5.30pm, I went to Xian Yan’s apartment to get something from her. She was not in as I reached there and her housemate, Quen Li passed me the present. On my lab to Xian Yan’s apartment, I dropped by at my lab for a while to say farewell to Kyung Kon oppa.

Then, I met with the other Malaysians for our farewell dinner. We had chicken for dinner. We ordered pan pan chicken (means half-half chicken). There were 2 favours, garlic chicken and sweet and sour chicken. We ordered another plate of fried chicken and 3 bowl of rice. Then, we went to “noreban” (karaoke). It cost 10,000 won an hour for a small room. Wei Shi enjoyed himself a lot.

At around 9pm, I met with Min Pyo, Jeung Geun and Jang Chun oppa after the karaoke. Jeung Geun and Jang Chun oppa gave me a present each. I was very happy. I never expect them to give me a farewell present. They departed soon after giving me the present. We headed to Hanaro Mart after that.

We reached the dormitory at around 10pm. I unwrapped the presents as I reached my room. Jeung Geun oppa gave me a soldier hat while Jang Chun oppa gave me an umbrella. It is a very nice fordable umbrella with life time warranty. It must be an expensive one.
It was a very busy night after that. While I was busy packing the luggage, Young Kyu oppa called me to say goodbye to me. At around 12+am, I said goodbye to the Germans and was chatting for a while after that. I arranged the things that I wanted to leave behind in boxes for the other Malaysians.

Finally at around 1+am, I finished all the packing. I felt sad that I was going to leave Busan. I may not be coming back here anymore. I sure miss my oppa and onni, especially after they called me up and gave me presents. My excitement on going to Seoul was gone for the moment, replace by memories of my friends in Busan.