Breakfast was nice, the mountain climb was hard, but nice ( went to Sunrise Peak in somewhere :/ ). the cold mountain wind which dried my lips and froze my lungs made it very hard at times indeed, kudos to those who managed to get onto the top of Everest (yes, I know they do have oxygen tanks). How hard it must have been, I can't imagine. The guide was right, so was bb. Korea gals are aplenty, and the chances of them being beautiful was very very high indeed. But the more I see them, the more my mind wonder back to bb, what was she doing now ? How is her? Does she miss me as much as I miss her, or has she already been swept away ?

- Felt snow for the first time, I felt cheated. It was the exact same feeling as those that we have in Genting Highlands, but much softer and lighter. But seeing a snow covered scenery is simply awe inspiring. I've seen it a thousand of times in TV or movies, but seeing it with my own eyes is simply a feeling out of this world. And this is in Cheju Island, not even close to Mt. Sorak where it'll be snow covered and where we'll be skiing (We did not ski there, we cannot ski there. We ski on Alps Resort, that's another story). Im already getting prepared to be in awe, but with this comes an expectation to be very suprise, and I can only hope it'll be easy for them. Did you know Korea is the 13th most advanced country in the world, yet is ranked 7th the most heavily in debt ? Bet ya didn't! . Oh, I ate a fried/cooked worm of some kind, crunchy but not yummy. And the sweet aftertaste of her in my head, I smile and wonders why :)