painful

I've been doing some thinking and I've decided to drop Korean language
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TEMPORARILY.

What - don't say you didn't see this coming. What idiot would think that I'd drop the language for good? Nevertheless, it saddens me a bit that I had to drop it cos of the impending exams. Its about time for me to focus.

Although Korean class is just once a week and its an hour per lesson; plus, its basically free, its simply too time-consuming. I can't bring myself to commit to learning and memorizing new phrases or how the way their grammar works, just yet. I have to f*ing fill my brain with law textbooks, articles, journals etc.

Urgh.

I realized that when I took up Korean class, all my mind could think of was the Korean conversations, the way the words are pronounced and all. And seriously, now that its less than 30 days away from my finals, shouldn't I be thinking of the developments of the land registration system and whether the doctrine of notice still holds any significance in modern times? (Kill me pls!)

Oh joy.

Land law over Korean language. Please let this be over soon!