감기

It means a cold, by the way.

You know the usual flu and coughing? Yes, and we all have it now.

It started on the 20th of October when everyone in the English Cafe started getting fever and then cough non-stop for at least 2 days.
The cafe was then officially closed until next Wednesday due to the massive outbreak.

All the foreign exchange students are then sent to the Samson Hospital on the 22nd to check whether it's the new influenza or not, which in the end wasted our whole day to let the doctor tell us something like this, "부통감기이에요." (It's a common cold.)

Well, I shall take it as a field trip to the Korean Hospital.
The medicines are packed in individual packings, separated for each servings and labeled with your name.
Thank goodness we don't have to pay.

The Medicine and the Bill

The individual packaged medicines

Random tip of the day: Dell computer = Bad