Train to Casey

Im still not sleeping okay. Got damn sleep schedule still not right. Up again at 5 am and cant sleep. So breakfast and a nap before we hop on our way to Camp Casey. Taking the train in Korea is not like back home. Its more like European trains, than the el city system. It is very busy in the afternoon no seats available so everyone is packed and standing. It seems everyone has a smartphone and their heads are down and hands busy. You cant go 2 ppl over without one having a smartphone. I also noticed everyone seems to be wearing glasses. Even more than had the smartphones.  I wondered what about living in korea gave ppl such bad vision. I asked richard,  he said the Katusa told him it was seen as a sex symbol here. That even if people don't need them they wear them to make them more desirable. So they are just as shallow as us...good to know. Another thing that is like the states is people get on the train and sell stuff. The lady was yelling in Korean so it was easy for me to block her out. Good too because we had a long ride. Train ride..... train ride ... train ride. ..hour and a half later Camp Casey. This post looks sooooo depressing.  Everything is grey or brown. The people walking around look so sad. We needed to hurry up and drop my stuff off and leave.  So we do then we go to 2nd Market. Not sure why it's called that ...I assume there is a 1st market somewhere.  It is mostly food and a lot of it I want to try, but we are going to dinner from here and I can't get full. It's cold and im hungry so cut trip short let's go to dinner. We walk see a b