jammin' my troubles away

it is a strange feeling, seeing how anna's leaving for france in a couple of months and i'm moving out of here in a few. it almost feels like, according to her, the last episode of F.R.I.E.N.D.S (i said "Days Of Our Lives" but okay, i'm old).

on a good note, we just ended an impromptu jam session. :)
old-school(from our generation of course) and plenty of fun.
reminiscence!

i'm tired and i have callouses on the fingers on my left hand. but it's all good.
i should probably take a shower right about now.

trouble schmouble.

moving because you want a change of environment and moving because you need the money are two completely different things. belonging to the latter is not so easy.

helps to have a brother around sometimes.
oh, the classic line.

kimchi.

it feels like it has been a while. and i have a little confession to make.

recently, i've become hooked onto something. something that i never thought i would be hooked onto. something that i never believed would be an addiction.

korean variety programmes.

so okay, not the sappy dramas. the variety shows.
still.

i dont think i've ever relied on subtitles so much in my life.

and i never thought i would be laughing so hard at programmes produced by the same people who would write stories about a rich man falling in love with a poor woman who probably has some childhood friend who has been secretly in love with her since he was 5. (yes, try saying that in one breath.) oh and he probably has some form of cancer too.

so hard that there were times my stomach begged me to stop. "geu man hae," it said.

shite.

i blame the disappearance of The Office.

ok but wait, this honestly is one of the coolest acts i've ever seen.


very, very creative.

DWIGHT SCHRUTE, YOU COME BACK NOW.