Redecorating followed by Mischievous Kiss
I've recently been struck by an urge to do some redesigning of my bedroom. And because I have to clean/reorganized stuff anyways because sn0tcat is coming in a few weeks, I figured now's the time to do it!
As it stands, my room is green on green on pink. I'm tired of green. So. Tired. My taste has rapidly changed the last few years - it's gotten a lot more modern, with cleaner colors.
So this is what I'm thinking;
Walls - Dovetail (I love grey walls, and Dovetail is the perfect grey for me - I have a slight colorblindness which makes most greys appear blue to my brain. Dovetail is a more beige grey, which is perfect)
Carpet - Sage Green (I'm keeping my current carpet, it's about this color)
Floor Lamp - BÖJA (I'd prefer overhead lighting, but that's not going to happen)
Furniture - Black paint or a dark stain
I'm keeping my red bed linens, and some other colors in the room. But I really want a monochromatic look, for some reason. Naturally, this will not work completely - my closet doors are oak colored, along with my huge desk and the window molding. But otherwise, yeaaaah. I need to look up more inspiration...
Other news - I'm in the middle of episode 1 of Mischievous Kiss. It's, uh, been a long time since I've seen ISWAK (like, 2 years), so I'm having trouble remember the concept... I know Xiang Qin's house collapsed in a earthquake... I wonder if something similar will happen. Does Korea even have (regular/dangerous/big) earthquakes? What happened in the original manga? Did I ever read that? I think I'm getting confused with Akuma de Souro which is another Japanese manga that got produced as a Taiwanese drama - I definitely read that manga.
So far, the main girl character seems a lot less stupid than Xiang Qin (but this IS just the beginning). I have to say, Joongie's cold indifferent act is good. Those are the types of roles he's good at. But then, we've never really seen him in anything else, have we. So he MIGHT be amazing at seriously dramatic roles, and we'd never know.
The guy who plays the Ah Jin character is cracking me up. Rockabilly hair? Really?
Anyway, so far so good. But I can't possibly imagine how they'll fit the whole story into 16 episodes when ISWAK was twice that. Then again, the Japanese version was only 9 episodes, so whatevs.
(I totally don't have an ISWAK tag! It WAS only my third drama, before I did this blog publically, but you'd think I'd have talked about it since then...)
As it stands, my room is green on green on pink. I'm tired of green. So. Tired. My taste has rapidly changed the last few years - it's gotten a lot more modern, with cleaner colors.
So this is what I'm thinking;
Walls - Dovetail (I love grey walls, and Dovetail is the perfect grey for me - I have a slight colorblindness which makes most greys appear blue to my brain. Dovetail is a more beige grey, which is perfect)
Carpet - Sage Green (I'm keeping my current carpet, it's about this color)
Floor Lamp - BÖJA (I'd prefer overhead lighting, but that's not going to happen)
Furniture - Black paint or a dark stain
I'm keeping my red bed linens, and some other colors in the room. But I really want a monochromatic look, for some reason. Naturally, this will not work completely - my closet doors are oak colored, along with my huge desk and the window molding. But otherwise, yeaaaah. I need to look up more inspiration...
Other news - I'm in the middle of episode 1 of Mischievous Kiss. It's, uh, been a long time since I've seen ISWAK (like, 2 years), so I'm having trouble remember the concept... I know Xiang Qin's house collapsed in a earthquake... I wonder if something similar will happen. Does Korea even have (regular/dangerous/big) earthquakes? What happened in the original manga? Did I ever read that? I think I'm getting confused with Akuma de Souro which is another Japanese manga that got produced as a Taiwanese drama - I definitely read that manga.
So far, the main girl character seems a lot less stupid than Xiang Qin (but this IS just the beginning). I have to say, Joongie's cold indifferent act is good. Those are the types of roles he's good at. But then, we've never really seen him in anything else, have we. So he MIGHT be amazing at seriously dramatic roles, and we'd never know.
The guy who plays the Ah Jin character is cracking me up. Rockabilly hair? Really?
Anyway, so far so good. But I can't possibly imagine how they'll fit the whole story into 16 episodes when ISWAK was twice that. Then again, the Japanese version was only 9 episodes, so whatevs.
(I totally don't have an ISWAK tag! It WAS only my third drama, before I did this blog publically, but you'd think I'd have talked about it since then...)