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A night under the stars: My top 6 favourite KDrama camping scenes
A night under the stars makes my hopelessly romantic heart flutter.
The moment I hear camp my thoughts start floating from campfire to beautiful lights on my tent and picnic food. If you are an adventurer at heart this is the perfect kind of date for you.
Read MoreSome of my favourite KDrama Back Hugs
What’s a KDrama without a back hug!
Back hugs make you feel those butterflies in your stomach. They make you smile and they get your heart racing a little.
like this
Though there are a lot of back hugs that I love but here are some of my favourites.
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Hold my hand
I saw you at the examination hall and I knew you weren’t the brightest of the lot. But your goofiness made me smile. I don’t know if you noticed that. I don’t know if you remember seeing me there.
It was a long time ago.
We were just kids back then.
But that goofy smile got stamped in my head.
The letters
My could have been,
I looked at you. You looked at me.
We always had these staring contests in our free time. Sometimes from across the class, sometimes in the lobby, sometimes when we saw each other momentarily in between classes.
The confession
I was fourteen. He was sixteen. I liked him.
I was fifteen. He was seventeen. He liked me.
I was sixteen. He was eighteen. It was time for him to go.
I was seventeen. He was nineteen. He called to tell me that he liked me.
6 Japanese books you should read that are not by Murakami
I did the January in Japan challenge and have been wanting to share my reccos since then. Finally got around to writing this list.
Read More6 best fantasy Kdramas to watch if you’re new to Kdrama world
It was just a while ago when I was new to Kdrama world and did not know what to watch. Today my to-watch list is longer than my to-do list 😛
Anyway, if squid game was your very first Kdrama then you still have a lot to explore and how about starting with some of the interesting fantasy Kdramas. The thing about Kdramas is that they are well-made, the production value is high, the storyline is well thought of.
Read MoreThe two lives of Lydia Bird – Book review
Novel by Josie Silver
Trigger warnings: death, loss, grief
Synopsis: Lydia and Freddie have been together for more than a decade. The wedding date is fixed, engagement is done and done, they have a beautiful house, a good circle of friends and family…everything is perfect. But on Lydia’s 28th birthday Freddie dies in a car accident.
Read MoreKim Jiyoung, Born 1982 – A must read
By Cho Nam Joo
Translated by Jamie Chang
These 163 pages were very heavy. I don’t have a reason why I picked this book but I am glad that I did. The book is set in South Korea but I’m sure a lot of women out there will relate to it inspite of the geographical differences.
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