Congested.
Roads and irate drivers are easy to see in my country, especially in highly urbanized cities, like Seoul or Busan Susan.
But it is more evident all around South Korea.
Every time we celebrate so, LOL, which is the lunar new year or two suck sucks which is our version of Thanksgiving Day.
So today, let me tell you about my experience during this year's to Sock sock.
As far as I remember, since I graduated graduated from high school.
I had never joined my family gatherings in the countryside where my grandparents reside, our ancestral home is located specifically in the rural side of gwangju Kwangju, which takes so many hours to get to from my residential place in changwon chanson.
So because I was extremely busy.
Accomplishing my academic goals.
I stopped attending it now that I was working.
I wanted to reunite with my aunts and uncles, my cousins and my grandparents.
So So, I decided to tag along with my parents on that day, as expected City roads and highways were all full of cars, bumper to bumper.
I guess those were also families traveling to the countryside for that annual holiday holiday, just like us.
But I never imagined getting stuck there for more than an hour.
The supposed to be for our car trip, became an exhausting six-hour trip.
Luckily Luckily, though , though.
I took a book with me.
You won't believe it.
But However I had read it cover-to-cover before we arrived at our destination.
Anyhow, although I couldn't put my feet up while, experiencing the turtle likes.
Pete and bumper-to-bumper situations on the road.
I felt productive.
Not only did I finish reading a book that had been sitting on my boss asked for some time.
But I also got to discuss many different many adult matters with my mom and dad heart-to-heart.
It was a satisfying and worthwhile experience.