I was going to title this "Bathroom Woes" but I thought it might give the wrong impression.
If I talked to you before I came to Korea, I probably expressed my excitement about the potential of my Korean bathroom. I had read and seen some Korean bathrooms where the shower was connected to the sink and the entire room was essentially a shower. I was mostly excited about being able to shower and go to the bathroom...at the same time! (tmi?)
Well, as expected, when I got to my little apartment I found what I was waiting for:
Every morning I have to turn the little knob to make sure the water pressure goes to the shower head and not the sink.
Sometimes I forget to change it back. Like today:
This has happened 5 times in the past week.
You'd think I'd learn.
If I talked to you before I came to Korea, I probably expressed my excitement about the potential of my Korean bathroom. I had read and seen some Korean bathrooms where the shower was connected to the sink and the entire room was essentially a shower. I was mostly excited about being able to shower and go to the bathroom...at the same time! (tmi?)
Well, as expected, when I got to my little apartment I found what I was waiting for:
Every morning I have to turn the little knob to make sure the water pressure goes to the shower head and not the sink.Sometimes I forget to change it back. Like today:
This has happened 5 times in the past week.
You'd think I'd learn.
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