Welcome to the City Of AngelsLos Angeles -The city of Angels in Southern California with it's diverse ethnic groups and one of the worlds most productive movie making industries commonly known as Hollywood is right here! Odd to say, I feel like I have been living here for a long time. The food, culture and attractions are very diverse. The City of Angels in my opinion is a masterpiece.
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Generalist or Specialist
“The specialist learns more and more about less and less until, finally, he knows everything about nothing; whereas the
generalist learns less and less about more and more until, finally, he knows nothing about everything.”
– Donsen’s Law (a derivative of Murphy’s Law
I arrived in L.A on March 31st the same day I had left South Korea. Odd to say, I didn't feel out of place and it seems like I've been here for a long time.
My Project Management certificate course in UCLA. Classes started on March 28th; I missed the first week of classes and started my class on April 1st.
It seems like everything in L.A is an hour walking distance. I walk to Starbucks, 7-11 and MacDonalds which are almost 1 hr distance from store to store. Once I figure out where I'll be living, I'll consider buying a car because my classes are scattered in three locations.
L.A seems very familiar to me. Because of the intense sunshine here in southern California, people are quite tanned.
I'm currently staying in a 2-star hotel, where they offer a simple breakfast everyday. The hotel owner and customers are really friendly, we chat every morning. Our discussions are mainly about food, especially Pizza and Hamburgers. The first question I'm usually asked is what I ate the previous day.
I've been eating a lot of hamburgers, fries, waffles and pancakes which are all my favorite food, even while I was in Korea, I seeked out the same fare. The other topic that we discuss is the current presidential campaign.
Westwood UCLA is quite modern because of the proxcimity to Beverley Hills and Hollywood.
I'm really impressed by the infrustrature at UCLA. There are so many kinds of restaurants and interesting stores on campus. My campus classes are at night and I'm required to sign an attendance sheet. My classmates are working professionals.
I visit my siblings on weekends. My brother lives in Temple city and my sister lives in Gabriel city, both of which are residential areas.
It really seems like I'm in Taiwan or China where the majority of people in Asia speak manderine.
This feeling is really interesting because I got used to being a foreigner in Korea. Here, people speak English and I feel a close connection to this place.
My Project Management certificate course in UCLA. Classes started on March 28th; I missed the first week of classes and started my class on April 1st.
It seems like everything in L.A is an hour walking distance. I walk to Starbucks, 7-11 and MacDonalds which are almost 1 hr distance from store to store. Once I figure out where I'll be living, I'll consider buying a car because my classes are scattered in three locations.
L.A seems very familiar to me. Because of the intense sunshine here in southern California, people are quite tanned.
I'm currently staying in a 2-star hotel, where they offer a simple breakfast everyday. The hotel owner and customers are really friendly, we chat every morning. Our discussions are mainly about food, especially Pizza and Hamburgers. The first question I'm usually asked is what I ate the previous day.
I've been eating a lot of hamburgers, fries, waffles and pancakes which are all my favorite food, even while I was in Korea, I seeked out the same fare. The other topic that we discuss is the current presidential campaign.
Westwood UCLA is quite modern because of the proxcimity to Beverley Hills and Hollywood.
I'm really impressed by the infrustrature at UCLA. There are so many kinds of restaurants and interesting stores on campus. My campus classes are at night and I'm required to sign an attendance sheet. My classmates are working professionals.
I visit my siblings on weekends. My brother lives in Temple city and my sister lives in Gabriel city, both of which are residential areas.
It really seems like I'm in Taiwan or China where the majority of people in Asia speak manderine.
This feeling is really interesting because I got used to being a foreigner in Korea. Here, people speak English and I feel a close connection to this place.