Lazy Saturday

Saturday May 18.
Today was a lazy Saturday. I am sad I was not able to go on my other adventure, but sort of relived. The sunburn on my feet and shins (the only real place I burnt) is killing me. Walking hurts, walking with shoes is very uncomfortable.
Rob and I went to Taco Bell. He was craving it as he did not go yesterday, and I am always craving it. We also both wanted to get Aloe for our sunburns. Aloe for sunburns is EXPENSIVE.  There are a ton of aloe products here in korea, but many of them have perfumes and other chemicals.  We wanted the regular stuff. A 240 ml bottle was 14 bucks. But we were both in pain so we each got one. We then ate delicious Taco Bell. Then we headed to Daiso. It is almost like a dollar store (large random assortment of random things), but more expensive. We both had to get some stuff for our apartments and school.
As soon as I got back to Bobo, I put on the Aloe. Instant relief. I updated the blog from my mini trip, and pretty much lazed out for the rest of the day.
It was raining outside, but I wanted to go to the hardware store because I needed something. When I got there, they did not have it, but I still went shopping. I bought a VGA cable to hook up my small TV to my computer and also a scale. The TV shuts off as soon as I plug in the VGA cable, so that was a failure. The scale sucks. But it gives me a rough estimation of my weight. I am somewhere between 105kg and 110kg. So I need to stop eating so much and start doing some form of exercise. Then again weighing myself after a day of doing nothing after a gluttonous 2 day vacation might not accurately reflect my standard reality.
I watched Camp Nowhere. A film from the 90's. Comical and nostalgic. I went to bed early.
I did not do anything of value today, but just zoning out and recharging is so good. I know I say that a lot, but much of my life I have always bitten off a lot more than I should, always being busy, always having to do something. It wears you out. I am working on trying to find a balance. I am right now on the too lazy part which can be as bad as the too busy part. I'm working on it.
One pic to leave you with. I bought this at Daiso, because it made me laugh out loud in the store. You also have to read the text.

The text says since it is hard to read "Hand your guitar safely and conveniently on the wall. The yoke on this guitar hanger adjusts to perfectly fit your instrument. The authentic hardwood block looks sleek and mounts firmly to the wall."
I have no idea what the people are saying...