I have the worst luck with cell phones.

The phone I got right when I got back to Korea decided to malfunction last night. I haven't dropped it or anything, it just stopped working. Luckily, it's on a warranty and they can fix it. Otherwise, I would have to get my fifth phone in the sixteen months at I have lived in Korea.

It looks like my Galaxy Tab plans are on hold.

So about a week and half ago I decided that I would buy myself a Samsung Galaxy Tab.  I was seriously going to meet a friend today and go buy it.  However, it turns out that the Galaxy Tab is considered a phone here and I am unable to have two cell phones under my name.  The most obvious solution is to just cancel the plan I'm already on and just get the Galaxy Tab, but that's a waste of money and the cancellation fee is so high.  Besides, I sort of want to have my phone and the tablet at the same time and keeping them for separate purposes.  I have a few thoughts as to how I can swing this deal, but I have to see.  Maybe I'll just have to wait until next paycheck to figure it out.

It's been a good week.

I finally got reimbursed for my flight to Korea, so now I don't have to worry about money [at least for a little while].  On top of that, I picked up a cell phone today.  It's great since I don't have to make the ten minute walk to the closest pay phone.  The only thing between me and the weekend are the two classes I have today and the two that I have tomorrow.  If I can get through these classes without a problem, I'll be able to enjoy my weekend in peace.

Phone problems

Well, it now looks like I can't make outgoing calls on my cell phone now.  Something to do with my visa expiring and my whole one year contract thing.  I'm still able to receive calls, I just can't make any outgoing ones.  It's going to be like my first month in Korea when I'll be stuck using pay phones.  These last two weeks are going to be hectic.