A couple of days ago, we just came from our company outing. When I saw this cool article about unusual items to pack when travelling, I thought, I just HAD to share it.
These are common, everyday items that do uncommon (and often surprising things) during your travels.
Gstar won’t start until tomorow, but today I attended the 2nd FlyFF Global Workshop, a gathering of different publishers of FlyFF from all across the globe. I’d like to thank our partners from Aeonsoft and Gala for making this annual event possible and for inviting Level Up. Also, I learned a lot and gained some insights on how to manage and market the game as other publishers also shared their expertise… keen on going back and sharing these with the FlyFF team.
Meanwhile, I thought I was dreaming but I downloaded a 106MB file in 56 seconds a couple of minutes ago (here at the hotel room)! Wow! Lupet!
More after the break.
I love my camera! Well, actually, it’s a love-hate relationship. I love it because I get snapshots of everyday life and yes, I HATE it because the damn batteries don’t last that long. Anyways, this old friend of mine is nearly reaching the end of its useful life. It has allowed me to document my travels and of course, share them with you. Soon, this cam will be replaced. But that’s another story…
Now, I already admitted to you my weakness of experimenting on foreign food whenever I’m in another country, yes? Btw, this post has NOTHING to do with gaming so bear with me.
In the past couple of days of my stay here in Seoul, I have come across new and exciting foodstuffs. One thing that you all have to remember is that Koreans like it hot. Their staple fair, the Kimchi, is found in almost anything except, I think, ice cream.
Here’s something that I feasted on over lunch at Kintex during G-Star. It’s called “Bulgogi over rice”.
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