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yay common tests are over! screwed up [i predict straight Os for my subjects haha], but nonetheless over. now to commence full-time slacking for... one and a half-days. :X
anyway. been watching this korean drama called 情书 [http://www.imbc.com/tv/drama/loveletter/index.html] on scv channel 56 lately. i like this aspiring priest, andrew! he has a very alluring 温柔书生 look. <3 and it's so romantic and bittersweet, touching on the themes of kinship and unrequited love, and the ugly skeletons in the closet that a seemingly successful family had in the past. cried a few times while watching it, haha. *embarrassed* but i see hints of yaoi between the two male leads... >_>; yeps. nevermind about that though, the show still rocks. :) highly recommended, people who have scv go watch! just realized that sze watches it too. great minds think alike. :P holding a sms discussion on 情书 with her now. haha.
realized something interesting while studying for european history, new imperialism to be exact. there were actually relatively influential ministers in victorian london named disraeli and gladstone. heh. i don't know, maybe those are very common british surnames, but i was quite fascinated. ^^
anyway. been watching this korean drama called 情书 [http://www.imbc.com/tv/drama/loveletter/index.html] on scv channel 56 lately. i like this aspiring priest, andrew! he has a very alluring 温柔书生 look. <3 and it's so romantic and bittersweet, touching on the themes of kinship and unrequited love, and the ugly skeletons in the closet that a seemingly successful family had in the past. cried a few times while watching it, haha. *embarrassed* but i see hints of yaoi between the two male leads... >_>; yeps. nevermind about that though, the show still rocks. :) highly recommended, people who have scv go watch! just realized that sze watches it too. great minds think alike. :P holding a sms discussion on 情书 with her now. haha.
realized something interesting while studying for european history, new imperialism to be exact. there were actually relatively influential ministers in victorian london named disraeli and gladstone. heh. i don't know, maybe those are very common british surnames, but i was quite fascinated. ^^