We (Iya and me) were all over the boat, muttering words expressing awe with the little Korean (words) we knew and immediately took pictures for aesthetic purposes (plus the memories I get to keep). I immediately got myself running around, taking pictures, of course, immediately deleting the ones that didn't really satisfy me.
*one of 'em is on the media slide; left side of the cottage when facing the shore*
"Ah, bet."
[Bet = an expression that usually meant: "yep, I like it"]
I took more pictures and stopped to help gather the stuff on the table when the others had arrived. My brothers took of their jogging pants, exposing their swimming shorts as they had ran around the place, scanning it while Iya was on the swing, sketching (I took two pictures of her).
Since it was still a bit too hot, I didn't get myself in sewater. But miss Rina's granddaughter, Annie, had taken videos— on a social media platform with her friend. And where was I?
Well, I'm still stealing short glances from the guy in pink.
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SUNBURNS
ChickLitAn outing underneath the blazing sun, a floating cottage. Her and the guy in pink and sun burns. "The sun burn was totally worth it." - J
