Korea has an endless supply of cute and quirky stationery, but I found that Ooh La La made me laugh every single time. Needless to say, I’ve purchased my fair share of Ooh La La items and I definitely plan to pick up a few more hilarious pieces for myself and for friends.
peanut’s back, alright!
I made a little nail compilation from all my Instagram pictures.
And this is how I realise that Instagram was ruining the lifeline of this blog.
In other news, I started watching Breaking Bad and it is fucking-bad-ass!
I’m thinking about giving Peanut a bit of a facelift, but that will have to wait until I get back to Sydney (after I settle into uni, move into my new house (what?! you’re moving?! YES!) and find a few jobs)…so it actually might not come about at all. But I choose to stay positive. :) In light of staying positive, if you want to be a part of my personal blog roll (see ‘chums’), leave a comment below with your personal blog and mumbo jumbo.
the splurge bag
this is about pants
I Am Chien Po & I Love Butter Finger Pancakes
I’ve just fallen so behind on blogging I don’t even know where to pick it back up. Food? K-Pop? University? Korean? Shopping? Cats? Cosmetics? Quirky, random stuff? Who knows.
Cafe Hopping in Korea 1.0
South Korea is a lot smaller than Australia when it comes to size, but it has a ridiculous amount of cafes in comparison. You can literally find a cafe in front of you with every two steps you take. Here’s a tiny Korean lesson: Cafes can be expressed in two ways, ‘카페’ or ‘커피숍’, the latter being ‘Coffee Shop’.
Although I am not a coffee expert or whatever, I love going to cafes. They have the artsy fartsy environment I can write, read or chat to a friend in. It’s a lovely place to be in. I was definitely all starry-eyed when I realised how many cafes Seoul truly had. I decided that if I was ever going to have the chance to step into all these cafes, I’d have to start hopping now.
Euraaaaagh
kiss me day
another list
Remember that list? Here’s another.
The End of Your Life Book Club – Will Schwalbe- Steve Jobs – Walter Isaacson
- Thirteen Reasons Why – Jay Asher
- The Orphan Master’s Son – Adam Johnson
- Angelfall – Susan Ee
- The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao – Junot Díaz
- Penelope – Rebecca Harrington
- The Book Thief – Markus Zusak
Sharp Objects – Gillian Flynn- The Round House – Louise Erdrich
Silver Linings Playbook – Matthew QuickNothing to Envy – Barbara DemickLes Miserables – Victor HugoInfinite Jest – David Foster Wallace- Tuesdays with Morrie – Mitch Alborn
- Warm Bodies – Isaac Marion