Last week, since my partner was on a business trip to Jeju, I headed there with the intention of hanging out and hanging out after work. Coincidentally, Yuseong also said he wanted to brainstorm some ideas for his work on his own, so the schedules aligned perfectly. I didn't make any grand plans; I just intended to go for a swim, run around, and eat some bracken yukgaejang. The sea, which I found after checking the tides, was still cold, but it wasn't crowded, so it was clear and pristine. Jeju in June, right before the rainy season, was nice—uncrowded, relaxed, and enjoyable, unlike midsummer. That doesn't mean I won't go in midsummer, though... Stepping Stone is opening again this year, so I definitely have to go. It will be right before the exhibition opens in August, so I probably won't have much peace of mind, but I just need to be a little more diligent.
I hate waiting, but even if I try other places, I always end up at Woojin Haejangguk for bracken yukgaejang. 
It's been a busy week and I'm expected to be busy for a while, so shall I talk about things that make me happy just thinking about them? Things that were good are things you naturally want to repeat. Going to the DMZ Peace Train Stepping Stones every year, swimming in the ocean in Jeju, and whenever I visit around the holidays, my dad always takes me to the Masan Fish Market to buy me flounder. He says, "You like flounder, don't you?" 