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The night ends in a korean way, that is norebang, more known all over the world with the japanese name karaoke. Everybody sang at least one song, and luckyly there was a good western music index with various genres, even songs I'd have never thought. I and Ofer had a duet singing Judas Priest's Painkiller! Fortunately my bad performance was quite unobserved (that's why I sang too), considering that nobody was particularly trained and good, excluding Francesco that delighted us with many difficult and researched songs' performances.

Unfortunately the korean kids that stayed with us for three weeks untill now must go back home, and so we organized a departure party. There were also their parents, brothers and sisters. We played badminton, ate barbecue meat and drunk Soju (소주, tipical korean drink). During the party we also knew that it was Janine's birthday, she just turned 19! But we were still unaware about what was going to happen that night...

Song Gi Chang (성기창), very strong amateur player, came to meet us. He will be one of our teacher for the next Wednesdays and he will gave us theorical lessons. Seul Ki said that he is stronger than him, and that he published more than 150 books. Meanwhile I can tell you that he is a very kind and cherry person, he speaks a little bit of english and so we can understand each other quite well: I hope that the lessons will be useful and that they will be accessible even to me!

We woke up early because in the schedule we had the departure of the korean kids, unfortunatelly they had to go back home and to school. In the morning we didn't do anything, so we played some games on CyberOro, talk a bit and try the new gym equipment.