I spent the past two days skiing with a bunch of Colgate students, over at Gore Mountain (a three hour drive). My first time skiing was awesome, though the trip has left me very tired and slightly sore. As always, it was good to get away from campus for a bit. The picture and movie are due to Crys, who was my fellow clueless person (with regard to skiing).

Life at Colgate has mostly returned to normal, except I'm a senior and this is my last Spring semester at Colgate everrrrr. Even the library project seems to be getting along somewhat.

In related news, I now have two grad school offers. Aside from being totally awesome, it is a huge luxury problem. It's starting to dawn on me that, within the next two months, I'll have pick a place to study (and spend at least four years of my life). Eek!

Anyway, it's about time I get my Jeju 'diary' on here. It's a little dry, which is probably because I wrote it at night most days (when I was exhausted and very jetlagged). If that bothers you, just enjoy the pictures.

Day 0: Getting to Jeju-do

Today's trip was pretty exhausting. In fairness, it was really two days -- I just didn't sleep much during the flight to Seoul. All in all, I was traveling for 21 hours by the time I got here, where 'here' means Seogwipo on the south side of the island. My trip was broken up as follows: