A week in Praha

Last sunday, I came back from travel<font style="background-color: yellow;">ling</font> to Praha, Czech. It was my first<font style="background-color: yellow;"> time</font>  travel<font style="background-color: yellow;">ling</font> abroad and it was all by myself. People <font style="background-color: yellow;">who know me</font> still say that they can't believe I did it. <font style="background-color: yellow;">This is because</font> in Korea, I've lived my life as a real coward with no sense of direction at all. So I couldn't believe<font style="background-color: yellow;"> I had done it either</font> at first but <font style="background-color: yellow;">I now</font> I feel more confident about <font style="background-color: yellow;">new challenges</font>.
Praha was stunningly beautiful. Wherever I <font style="background-color: yellow;">aimlessly strolled</font>, it was just like a picture from a movie. During the walks, I kept wondering if people living<strike> in</strike> here are living realizing, every single moment, that they <strike>do</strike> live in a really beautiful country. Do you, people? :'(
As the time <strike>goes</strike> and days <strike>go </strike>went by, I didn't want to come back home <strike>so early after,</strike> <font style="background-color: yellow;">it had only been</font> just one week. So I <strike>was thinking</strike> <font style="background-color: yellow;">thought</font> <strike>of </strike><font style="background-color: yellow;">about</font> spending a week more and visiti<font style="background-color: yellow;">ng</font> a few more countries near by. But sadly, nature didn't allow me to do that. Woman thing.. My stomach started to hurt so much <strike>so </strike><font style="background-color: yellow;">that</font><strike> </strike> I <strike>had just</strike><font style="background-color: yellow;"> just had to</font> come back home... I hate you.
What I liked about <font style="background-color: yellow;">my</font> travel<font style="background-color: yellow;">s</font> besides the different <strike>and</strike><font style="background-color: yellow;">,</font> beautiful scenery was meeting new different people everyday and talking to them. I think those times made my thoughts more open and wide.
On the way back to Korea, at the airport<font style="background-color: yellow;">,</font> I was reading a book waiting for the next flight<strike>.</strike> and a Japanese man said hello to me and told me how he loves Korea and about his travel stories in Europe and Korea. He said he's going to visit Korea in<font style="background-color: yellow;"> the</font> fall <font style="background-color: yellow;">(autumn in England fall in the U.S.)</font> and he gave me his name and e-mail address. That was a fun episode too. I think these things are the <strike>attractiveness</strike> <font style="background-color: yellow;">attraction</font> of travel<font style="background-color: yellow;">ling</font>.
I <strike>never went</strike> <font style="background-color: yellow;">had never gone</font> on a trip <strike>by myself</strike> in Korea <font style="background-color: yellow;">by myself</font> before but I'm planning <strike>to go</strike> <font style="background-color: yellow;">on going</font> on a train <strike>trip in</strike> <font style="background-color: yellow;">journey through (or inter railing through)</font> Korea. The time<strike>s</strike> I spent in Czech<strike> is</strike> still <strike>lingering </strike>lingers in my mind. I think I'm<strike> going to be</strike> becoming a travel-holic.