(no subject)
Went home sick today, so I get to catch up on my dramas! Yay? (Work = bad, but so does massive brain splitting headache...)
But regardless, I'm almost caught up on Triple now.
RANDOM KDRAMA THING : Why do people in kdramas always have to take the batter out of the cell phone? Is it not enough to turn the thing off? Maybe it's more dramatic. I half want to go around doing that now, being all bitchy and fumbling with the phone battery, and then flinging it all across the room in irritation (think Jun Pyo in BBF).
I very much want to live my life in a drama.
Saturday I started cleaning my desk out at work, and felt very much like Dal Ja when she gets moved to a different department. Except I didn't have Lee Min Ki at home waiting for me (SADLY).
ALSO, can I please say how freaking excited I am for this movie?! I have an extreme love affair with anything that takes place in Victorian or Edwardian times, and have since I was very young (I blame it on the American Girl dolls... I had Samantha, and was obsessed with her clothes/hair/EVERYTHING). Elizabethan times are a very close second.
Speaking of, it's kinda weird how I don't like historical dramas, but I love period movies above all else...
But regardless, I'm almost caught up on Triple now.
RANDOM KDRAMA THING : Why do people in kdramas always have to take the batter out of the cell phone? Is it not enough to turn the thing off? Maybe it's more dramatic. I half want to go around doing that now, being all bitchy and fumbling with the phone battery, and then flinging it all across the room in irritation (think Jun Pyo in BBF).
I very much want to live my life in a drama.
Saturday I started cleaning my desk out at work, and felt very much like Dal Ja when she gets moved to a different department. Except I didn't have Lee Min Ki at home waiting for me (SADLY).
ALSO, can I please say how freaking excited I am for this movie?! I have an extreme love affair with anything that takes place in Victorian or Edwardian times, and have since I was very young (I blame it on the American Girl dolls... I had Samantha, and was obsessed with her clothes/hair/EVERYTHING). Elizabethan times are a very close second.
Speaking of, it's kinda weird how I don't like historical dramas, but I love period movies above all else...
Click to view