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Good morning, everybody. I'm going to show you how I spend my day. In this video, you'll learn natural English expressions, new vocabulary, and while you watch, maybe you can try shadowing me to practice your pronunciation and improve your speaking. I slept in today and had kind of a slow morning. But I checked the weather and it looks like it's going to be a gorgeous day. So I'm going to finish up my coffee and head to the Han River for a picnic. Let's go! I just checked the route and I can either hop on a bus right in front of my house, but then I have to transfer, or I can walk a little bit further and there's a direct bus that will take me straight to the Han. I hate transferring, so we're walking and we're going to take the direct bus. I just got to the bus stop and am waiting for my bus to arrive. I checked the screen and it should arrive in about 3 minutes. The bus is pulling up right now. We're only on the bus for 8 stops, so it's a pretty quick ride. Where's the oh shit handle here? I'm going to hit the stop button because I'm getting off at the next stop. I love coming to the Han River. It's one of my favorite summer activities. This time I didn't bring my own mat with me, so we're trying to find somewhere to rent one. As I'm looking for the rental place, I'm also scoping out some places where we can set up. Wow, they're so nice. The lady working here gave us a Popsicle for free. I'm ready. I love how convenient it is being able to rent everything on the spot. They put a tent, a light, some games, everything we could possibly need in this wagon. Now we just have to find a spot to set it up. We found the perfect spot under a tree so we have a little bit of shade and look at this view. We have the perfect view of Namsan Tower. It's stunning. First things first, let's pitch the tent. That was the easiest tent I've ever had to set up. Done! When I first came to Korea and went to the Han River, I was so shocked when I saw so many people hanging out in tents. In the US, when you're going on a picnic, you don't really use a tent. We really only use tents for camping. They also gave us a nice picnic mat, so I'm going to spread it out on the ground in front of the tent. I'm gonna zip this up because I don't want bugs to get inside. We've got a small table, a cute moonlight for when it gets dark out, a fan, Let's test this out. Remember my Beyoncé scene? Who run the world, girl? Who run the world, girl? Here's the final setup, but first I'm gonna hit up the ramen machines at the CU because I'm getting a bit hungry. We need kimchi, of course. Gamsahamnida. I love the ramen machines at the Han River. It's so cool that you can make ramen yourself here. I already put the noodles in the bowl. Now I'm adding the dehydrated vegetables or the dried vegetables and the powder. I'm a classic Shin Ramen girl. I think this is ready to go. Tteokbokki, Jin Ramyun. Wow, that's crazy. It's so cool that they have a button for each kind of ramen that you buy. There we go. And I've read that you have to crack the egg and put it in when there's 1 minute left. I like to stir it a little bit to mix it up while it boils. It's time to add the egg in. I'm cracking the egg. And adding it to the bowl. Gotta have some protein. I'm just going to sprinkle a bit of the cheese on top. Shoop! I'm excited! First bite. The cheese got a little bit clumpy, but I need to take my first bite with some kimchi, of course. All right. Shin ramen at the Han River hits every time. So good. I even slurped my noodles. I have to put my sunglasses back on. I'm so glad I brought these because it is so sunny today. I keep squinting. Much better. I'm watching all the joggers go past me as I eat my ramen. You can do it! Keep it up! I'm actually editing at the Han River. Oh, is this the fat-free? Milk? I wanted fat-free milk. Can you go back? Just kidding. Nope. I've got some banana milk to make a latte. Ooh, that's so satisfying. Iced coffee lovers know the feeling. Feels good. I was so sweaty, dying in this heat. I got a boost of energy after drinking this coffee, so we're going to rent some bikes. Okay. Stop. Stop. Okay. We rented the dorky family bike. It's fun though. How often do you get to ride this kind of bike? Plus, it's fully in the shade. I love it. Are you pedaling? Yes, I'm like the Wicked Witch of the West. We need Toto in front here. Oh my gosh, there's some actual cyclists on this path here flying by us. Two hands on the wheel or something. Oh, it's okay, I'm experienced. Wait, what's happening? That's kind of scary. Woo! This is the party bike. I'm burning through, nothing to do. Fire away, fire away. That was fun. The family bike is where it's at. The view of Namsan Tower is so good here. I have to take a selfie even though I'm a little sweaty after that bike ride. Excuse me, can you help me take a photo? How should I pose? Maybe one more time with a different angle, please. I want a good background. Can you make sure Namsan is in the background? Is this my good side? You're supposed to say every side is your good side. Every side is your good side. Give me that phone. You need a little bit more training, but it'll do for now. It'll do. The place that we rented the picnic set from had Rummikub, so we're gonna play a game now. It's usually kind of a long game, but I'm confident that I can finish it very quickly today. The loser buys chicken for dinner. Game over. Um, I said the winner buys chicken, right? Roll the tapes back. The loser buys chicken. Dang, beginner's luck. I love how in Korea you can even get food delivered to you at the park. It's incredible. We ordered some chicken and bought some beer at the convenience store so we can enjoy some chimac, a picnic classic here. I got Callie, obviously, and a classic Cass. We're going to crack these open and pregame dinner a little bit as we wait for the sun to set. I think it's going to be a beautiful sunset tonight because it's a very clear sky. There's no clouds in the sky. Cheers! Perfect way to end the day. Gamsahamnida! The sun is starting to set. It's so beautiful, and I love seeing everybody outside enjoying themselves. It's huge. Takgangjang, my favorite. I prefer wingless bones. Wingless bones. Boneless wings. Woohoo! Wingless bones. Bones, that's so funny. Boneless wings. Oh, that looks so good. Looks delicious. I'll take my first bite. This is soy garlic. Mmm. Dakgangjeong was the first kind of Korean fried chicken I ever tried, and now I'm hooked. This is like a sweet chili. Mmm. Also delicious. I prefer the soy garlic one. I like savory more than sweet usually. Mmm. But both are amazing. I can see why this restaurant had a 5-star rating and like 3,500 reviews. That speaks for itself. The rice cakes are yummy too. Mmm, so good, so good. We got a complimentary cheese ball. Let's see if there's a cheese pull. Not at all. I think the cheese hardened a bit when he was driving over here. Tastes fine though, but I like when the cheese is really melted and gooey. The sunset is beautiful. Wow! This is the perfect place to watch the sunset. Look at how gorgeous it is tonight. I'm gonna start packing up while we wait for the fountain show. This looks a little complicated. I'm not gonna lie. Oh, oh, oh! Ayy! See? I'm an independent woman. I don't need a man. No way! No, no, no! Wah! Okay, kamsahamnida! That tent was so difficult to fold. I was right when I said I don't need a man. I need 2 men. Banpo is my favorite Han River Park because I love watching the fountain show on the bridge at night. It's getting a little bit darker now, so we shouldn't have to wait too much longer before we can enjoy the show. After the show, we're gonna pack up, return all of the items that we rented and head home. I'll probably go to sleep very early tonight because it was such a fun and exciting day. Thank you so much for watching and let me know in the comments below what your favorite activity at the Han River is. Check out the pinned comment below and if you want to take your English learning to the next level, check out my ebook. Bye!