Another exciting day in Korea... Sony wx500 vlog video

Spying on the neighbors.

Spying on the neighbors.

Hey, they're coming

now. I get to wear my new shoes. Well,

they're not my new shoes, they're my new

shoelaces. I wonder what they look like

when they're on my feet.

My new shoelaces.

Mm-hmm.

You have to keep waving that light or else

it turns itself off automatically.

Rubbish everywhere. People leave these

leaflets all over the place. They just

stick it to people's front doors, or the

delivery men stick the leaflets on the

doors. Makes such a mess.

Smiley face.

Sunset.

Double banana cars.

I feel so energetic today. Maybe it's

because yesterday we didn't go outside and

I had all this energy built up from being

stuck in the house all day. So nice to

come outside. Oh look, it's the rice

burger shop. We had the rice burger from

last time. That was a disappointment.

It wasn't even a real burger. It was just

a really big rice ball. So disappointing.

I didn't do anything today. I just played

Hearthstone and then I suddenly got this

urge to draw and I started Coming up with

this story idea for comic book, I finished

the first page, but it looks pretty

crappy. Only did it in a biro pen, so it's

not very good. And then I kind of got

bored of drawing, and I chucked it in my

bag. Don't really feel like drawing

anymore. I always get like an urge to

draw, and then I start coming up with

story ideas, and I get really

enthusiastic. And then after a couple of

hours of drawing, I just get fed up. I

just give up. Always have like. Lots of

different story ideas I have, but oh look,

it's the moon.

Moon. All the traffic lights in the way.

Where is it? Focus.

Stabilize. Zoom.

Yeah, that's the moon.

Look at this rusty piece of junk. Look,

it's so strange. Over there's the moon.

And then over there is the sun. Sun,

moon. You probably couldn't

see the moon because I was whipping the

camera around. Walking on the pedestrian—

no, walking on the cycling lane.

Rebels.

No one's even cycling and there's

2 people behind me. See, that's the

pedestrian lane. This is the cycling lane.

Cycling— the cycling lane's better because

it's spongy. The ground is like spongy.

I really like my new shoelaces. They look

so pretty. They just make my shoes really

stand out, like there's some kind of

contrast instead of just pure black-blue

color. It's nice to have like a second

color that Gives it some contrast.

There's something I wanted to show you,

but I was too tired last time, so I

couldn't be bothered to get the camera

out. There's actually 2 train stations

here. There's the new one, the modern one,

and then there's the old one that's really

small and made out of brick instead of

concrete, and it's all closed down and

abandoned, but it looks pretty cool.

We're going there now.

It's over there. Look, this building's

called Eugene, and this building's called

Ian. Ian and Eugene.

Oh, the moon.

And over there is a table tennis stadium,

a table tennis table in case

you wanted to play in front of crowds of

people. You can play table tennis.

I don't know if anyone actually plays on

it, maybe for special occasions.

Okay, so here's the old train station.

It's just this tiny building. Wait.

It's like a tiny shutdown building, and

then behind it, this big metal thing,

that's the new train station.

I don't know how this train station used

to work. I think this is the platform,

but then there's also rails on the

platform for some reason, and then they

put this big wall in front of it.

So that was the old train station.

Still looks pretty new. It looks cleaner

than most English train stations. English

train stations just look really old and

crummy.

Sky looks really weird. The clouds,

the sunset. I was

hoping to make a video on this bridge,

but there's someone behind me.

So energetic, so much energy

built up from yesterday. Just need to like

walk it off. I just ran up these stairs in

about 5 seconds, just ran up them.

So this is the train station. Well,

actually, the train station's over there.

These are just the train tracks. Over here

is the park that we came to last week,

so you have to cross over this bridge to

get to it. It's just a footpath with some

trees, and over there is another park.

It's not really a park, it's just like a

There was this really fat kid. He just ran

up the stairs and he was like panting. I

thought he was laughing at me because he

was like next to me. I thought he was

laughing, but he was like out of breath

because he's a bit— he's a bit on the

chubby side. Look, that guy just went into

the elevator. He's so lazy, he can't even

go down these stairs. He has to use the

bloody elevator to go down. It's only down

there. It's not like a 10-story building.

It was so frustrating yesterday because I

was stuck in the house all day. And you

small house with someone. You don't really

have peace and quiet, you don't have

privacy, and it's really difficult to make

a video. I just get really nervous for

some reason. Kind of miss my garden,

but when, when you come out here, it's not

so bad. There's a few people around, but I

don't really feel nervous. And a lot of

the time, there's no one around apart from

that person. People always just seem to

appear out of nowhere when I start making

a video. Okay, that should do it for now.

Time to head back, head back home, play

some more Hearthstone. Hopefully this SD

card doesn't get corrupted. That was so

annoying when that happened last time.

All that hard work, finally being able to

summon the courage to make a video

outside, and then everything gets wiped.

It's a nightmare. Dogs are

going crazy.

Smells like carbon dioxide. Reverse Nazi

sign. Right now we're looking for a shop

that sells bread to make hot dogs.

Hot dog bread, you know, like rolls of

bread that you put sausages in to make hot

dogs. They're pretty rare here.

Maybe we'll find some here.

Maybe something like this.

This is all the cakes they have.

So we got bread.

Now we're buying fruit. The oranges here

are huge.

I still have no idea where the house is.

I started walking in the opposite

direction. Everywhere looks the same. How

are you supposed to know where the house

is? Look,

there's no signs anywhere. All the

buildings look exactly the same.

Yay, my SD card didn't get corrupted! So

that was another exciting day in Korea.

Bye-bye.