It’s Bulgogi, Bitch 💅💕

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The whole time she was doing this she thought you and I were stupid lemmings for drinking pasteurized milk. The superiority component of it totally vanishes when it's time for us to feel bad for them.

Thank you for checking in! I’ll be back! I decided to throw in quitting smoking for fun.

I took a social media break. Much needed for mental health & because work had been non-stop overtime. I’m am watching #CinderellaGame #GoPrincessGo. #KDrama & #CDrama I watched on my hiatus: #TheDouble 10/10 #TheFrog 7/10 #JewelInThePalace 8.5/10. I also did a rewatch of MQ and TG. 10/10 for both.

I will completely done with my session at the DMV and utility companies but keep hitting the “continue with session” button purely for FOMO.

you are not selfish for wanting to be treated well.

Yes! Me too! She was also in Crash Landing on you. Another actress fave is Yeom Hye Ran, who I will watch anything she’s in (lead or supporting). And Kim Sun Young, though I paused A virtuous business for some reason.

That’s true! This is my first foray into a daily drama “soap opera”, so I’m ready for everything. Speaking of that, I really hate sitcom style and cinematography over all, but admit this show has turned into a guilty pleasure telenovela. *gasps in Korean* Haha!

Yassssss! And I plan on posting about how much I love this actress Cha Chung Hwa! I loved her in See You in My 19th life (as the niece!) MQ has a fabulous supporting cast. 👏

*sigh* I love me some historical dramas with iPods and dial up internet.

Right? Like Hot and bothered? 🫣

The image is a digitally edited composition featuring the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama. In the foreground, Kamala Harris, the first woman and first woman of color to serve as Vice President of the United States, is walking forward in a dark coat and heels. Ahead of her, an edited-in historical image of Ruby Bridges, a young Black girl wearing a white dress and carrying books, appears to be walking as well. Ruby Bridges was the first Black child to integrate an all-white school in the American South in 1960. The text at the bottom of the image reads: "The road ahead was paved by those who came before us." The image is symbolic, drawing a parallel between past civil rights struggles and the achievements of contemporary leaders.

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I get that he wants a clean slate (in his mind) to go nuclear, but he’s all over the place. He should know better than anyone how much kids suffer because adults. And I don’t like them teasing about Ha Na being his first love. That’s gross. 🤮

Yes I hope she drops the stoicism/poor baby act and really gets down and dirty! Haha! Those previews did look bleak though. I hope they are just as teasing us, it maybe it’s part of her plan? Fake cousin was extra obnoxious this week. I saw someone call her “Rat Princess” 🤣

Post a photo you took with no context to bring some zen to the timeline.

All very very good dramas! I need more in this genre.

a black and white photo of a cat standing on its hind legs with the words bring it on below it Alt: a black and white photo of a cat standing on its hind legs with the words bring it on below it. It looks sneaky and and ready to fight!

Anyone caught up on #CinderellaGame? #KDrama and want to discuss/rant/rave? *spoilers* Chairwoman, is a dumb dumb and evil as she stupid. ✔️ Wonder if she’ll have a redemption arc? I thought she was turning a new leaf before now… 😒 Looks like Ha Na is finally ready to cut some bitches…

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The good part of this timeline is the random stuff you can google. TLDR: Hold the thick part under the screw top and turn to the RIGHT. This issue has bugged me for years when the pump is stuck.

You’re in for a long ride!!! The little girls are so precious and adorable. They did such a good job! Tag me in any posts you make about it because I’d love to discuss!

He chose this method because the injections were almost always botched.

a woman in a yellow kimono is making a funny face while sitting on stairs . Alt: a woman in a yellow hanbok is making a funny face. The image is a still from the historical fantasy drama Mr. Queen. It features a young woman dressed in a light yellow hanbok, standing on a stone path with greenery around her. She has a silly and animated expression on her face while speaking to someone partially visible in the foreground. The drama follows Jang Bong Hwan, a modern-day South Korean chef who mysteriously finds himself transported into the body of Queen Kim So Yong during the Joseon Dynasty. While adjusting to this new life, he discovers that King Cheol Jong, her husband, is not as simple as he seems. Despite being a figurehead, he hides his own secrets while power is manipulated by Queen Dowager Sun Won and her brother, Kim Jwa Geun. The series blends comedy, palace intrigue, and romance as Jang Bong Hwan navigates the past in the body of the queen.

#MrQueen rewatch. Episode 1: reminded about why I loved the humor in this drama. It’s really witty & thought out. The actor who plays the queen/chef is 100% believable from the moment she comes on screen. *spoil* I lol when she threatens to turn the royal physician “into a eunuch, too”! #KDrama

a woman in a green dress is smiling in front of a sign with chinese writing Alt: a woman in a green dress is smiling while taking a bow. The image is a still from the historical Korean drama Jewel in the Palace (Dae Jang Geum). It shows a woman dressed in traditional Korean hanbok with an elaborate braided hairstyle, smiling and looking down. The background features other individuals dressed in similar attire, suggesting a palace or royal kitchen setting. The drama is based on a true story set during the Joseon Dynasty, following the journey of Jang Geum, a low-class girl who overcomes societal barriers to become the first female supreme royal physician. She starts as a royal cook, later becoming a physician and eventually the king’s personal physician, earning the title “The Great Jang Geum.” The drama unfolds her struggles, achievements, and love story within the rigid, male-dominated society of that era.

My last two weeks were 14/16 hour work days and #Jewelinthepalace (Kocowa+) What is sleep? Anyhow, I loved JITP and if you haven’t watched this 54 episode 2003 #KDrama classic, do it now. There’s a sequel coming. I’m refreshing my palate with a #MrQueen rewatch. It’s still on Netflix.

You called??? 😂

A 40-day Target boycott starts today. It couldn’t come at a worse time for the company | CNN Business Target is facing a 40-day consumer boycott starting Wednesday over the company’s shift away from diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies.

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“Target, once a corporate leader in DEI, now faces a 40-day boycott led by Rev. Jamal Bryant after scaling back its diversity efforts. The retailer currently faces declining sales, tariff pressures, and customer visits dropping more than rival competitors.”

you’re fired. wait you’re rehired. email us a list of things you’ve done today wait forget it you’re fired again. come back your job was important. you’re fired. or hired. come in to the office. wait the office has no computers go home. we are the department of government efficiency.

Ahhhhhhh 😭

I’m watching Jewel in the Palace and it’s done more like a #CDrama. I’m actually enthralled by it, but it’s painfully repetitive at some points ( The FL goes through A LOT!). I do like it very much! No sleep for me! 😂

The image is a screenshot of the poem "Invictus" by William Ernest Henley. The title "Invictus" appears at the top in bold, followed by the author's name in a smaller, gray font with an underline. There is a red play button next to the title, indicating an option to listen to an audio version. Below, the poem is formatted in four quatrains with a centered layout. The first stanza begins with "Out of the night that covers me," describing darkness and resilience. The second stanza speaks of facing hardship without flinching, including the famous line "My head is bloody, but unbowed." The third stanza refers to "the Horror of the shade," symbolizing challenges ahead, but the speaker remains unafraid. The final stanza declares personal responsibility and self-determination with the iconic lines: "I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul." The background is white with black serif text, resembling a digital reading platform or an online poetry archive. There is a "Share" button near the top left, suggesting the image was taken from a website or app. Invictus By William Ernest Henley Out of the night that covers me, Black as the pit from pole to pole, I thank whatever gods may be For my unconquerable soul. In the fell clutch of circumstance I have not winced nor cried aloud. Under the bludgeonings of chance My head is bloody, but unbowed. Beyond this place of wrath and tears Looms but the Horror of the shade, And yet the menace of the years Finds and shall find me unafraid. It matters not how strait the gate, How charged with punishments the scroll, I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul.

I don’t know who needs to read this, but, hang in there. ❤️‍🩹