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Grim Reaper

Grim Reaper is Lee Dong Wook. Lee Dong Wook is Grim Reaper... he owned his character... I am still in awe at how every time he cries... I cry... he is AMAZING... I'm taking my vulgar hat off for you sometimes Kim Woo Bin, sometimes Wang Yeo, always Lee Dong Wook!!!!

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Goblin.. review

And it ended beautifully albeit bittersweet.. what I love about this drama was the unique story line with great story telling. I find it fun, sweet and sad. Gong Yoo, Lee Dong Wook and Sung Jae were great together, it was one of the reason why I stuck with this drama more the the story of the Goblin and his wife, it was their friendship. I was more invested in Grim Reaper and Sunny not Sun Hee's love story more too.. dang I must have cried a river every time they're having that melo moments. that scene where he slid the ring on her finger in the afterlife made me burst into tears.... aigooo... my heart....

9.8/10 for me.. as great as their acting is, there's just something lacking in Goblin and his wife's chemistry. I don't know why because they did really great in this drama.. but maybe it's just me..

Goblin "Every moment of it shined"

It's highly recommended!

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Signal...

always at the edge of my seat from start to finish!! this drama has awesome plot and actors! this is the only k-drama with an open ending that satisfied the hell out of me... when's the second season coming out? I read somewhere that it was in talks... I hope it will be soon!! this drama is 10/10! just awesome.. and oh... why is Lee Je Hoon so underrated? the guy has immense talent and is a cutie too... that nose is to die for!! swooonnnn

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Romantic Doctor Teacher Kim... review

Despite everything.. I love it. this drama is not your usual Medical Drama where it's called a Medical drama just because of the setting but really it's just the love story between doctors..It's a Medical Drama because it touches Medical-Surgical cases and how it is in a Medical Field. it only touches up romance a bit.

what engages me with this drama was how flawed the characters were at the beginning and ended up to be a better version of themselves bit by bit with every case that ensued. I love how the drama utilizes a case to see each doctors' growth,. and how Master Kim was just there to guide and not tell them what to do, he let them realize on their own what they did was wrong and he let them learn from it by asking them vital questions.

this drama portrays what its like to work in a hospital. I identify with it a lot because when you work at a hospital you are dealing with lives. and you can see all the drama in the hospital. I love the attention to detail, the actors did the proper scrubbing, maintaining sterility inside the OR and I was awed when I saw their OR traffic. the writer did a great job in researching. and the Or procedures looked realistic! it's amazing!

It is an open ending, but I understood that President Do got served because he oust himself albeit accidentally. It was clear that Seo Jung and Dong Joo are dating but not openly, I find it realistic though, Doctors does not really go and tell colleagues they are dating, In Bum liked Seo Jung, I think he was interested in her but sort of backed off after he knew Dong Joo liked Seo Jung too and I started to think he might like Dr. Woo, the potential is endless... but Dr. Woo and Nurse Park is just too cute.. I hoped they dig into it a bit more too. but maybe I'll see it in the epilogue? I hope... and that last scene... that look... it speak volumes! it's creating a lot of questions.. cham... I hope I get to see that too..

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Weightlifting Fairy BJ... review

This drama wrapped up nicely.. I am going to miss this a lot..

this drama made me look forward to Wednesday and Thursday more than LOBS, tbh. I mean, LOBS is super fine too, but I can't seem to connect with the characters, I am merely a spectator but I still enjoyed it very much.. whereas WLFKBJ is so relate-able, I connect with each characters and understood what they were feeling in a deeper level because we all had a glimpse of what they were experiencing, the awkward first crush, fight with friends, dorm and school life, everything. the actors were great and effective, every emotions were delivered. when Bokjo was happy I was happy with her, when she was sad, I was sad with her and when she cried, I cried with her, so did I with Joon Hyung.

This drama deserves so much more, it was just unlucky that the competition was with the more popular writer from My Love from Another Star, Jun Ji Hyun and Lee Minho. although acting wise, I would prefer Nam Joo Hyuk over LMH, any day.. I like LMH too but NJH is more consistent in my opinion, his acting has been good ever since I first saw him on School 2013, to think that he is still at the early stage of his career.

the camaraderie between the actors are daebak! the chemistry between the leads are sizzling.. i just wish I saw more of Seon Ok-Taekyung couple though. but overall this drama is worth the watch.. and re-watch... totally recommended. 9 out of 10

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SUNKIST CF Making Film

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I can't stop looking at this! OMG! ♥

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This app is so cute

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Happy Birthday! I ♥ u! (at Dahilayan Adventure Park)

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and I'm back with a new one-shot fan fiction. #orangejuicecouple #bobomomocouple

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Chen Bolin is such a sweetheart. I want him for Jihyo!!

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#kamikaze live at San Carlos.😄😊😉

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Feeling wonderwoman after the #5kcolorrun

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He was popular, a member of the hottest band in their school

She was a nerd, always the top of her class and the president of the student council

But they were in love

Until one girl came between them

That broke them apart..

Now he's a superstar

She remained her nerd self

And their paths crossed again

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I made covers for my yongseo fanfics. Read it at AFF

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Books dealing with…

Depression:

Cut by Patricia McCormick 

Impulse by Ellen Hopkins

Get Well Soon by Julie Halpern

The Bell Jar by Sylvia Path

Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher

The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky

Bipolar:

72 Hour Hold by Bebe Moore Campbell

Find You in the Dark by A. Meredith Walters

A Note of Madness by Tabitha Suzuma

The Museum of Intangible Things by Wendy Wunder

Bleeding Violet by Dia Reeves

Rat Girl by Kristin Hersh

Anxiety:

Don’t Touch by Rachel M. Wilson

The Boyfriend List by E. Lockhart

The Nature of Jade by Deb Caletti

I Don’t Want To Be Crazy by Samantha Schutz

Dr. Bird’s Advice for Sad Poets Evan Roskos

It’s Kind of a Funny Story by Ned Vizzini

OCD:

Say What You Will by Cammie McGovern

Total Constant Order by Crissa-Jean Chappell

OCD Love Story by Corey Ann Haydu

OCD, the Dude, and Me by Lauren Roedy Vaughn

Buried by Robin Merrow MacCready

Mr. Monk Goes To The Firehouse by Lee Goldberg

Schizophrenia:

Life is But a Dream by Brian James

Lowboy by John Way

Crazy by Han Nolan

Freaks Like Us by Susan Vaught

Cameron and the Girls by Edward Averett

Schizo by Nic Sheff

Eating Disorders:

Butter by Erin Jade Lange

Perfect by Natasha Friend

Wintergirls by Laurie Halse Anderson

Purge by Sarah Darer Littman

Skin by Adrienne Maria Vrettos

Unwell by Leslie Lipton

Addiction:

Go Ask Alice by Anonymous

Clean by Amy Read

Crank by Ellen Hopkins

Beneath a Meth Moon by Jacqueline Woodson

Exit Here by Jason Myers

Stoner & Spaz by Ronald Koertge

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#mentalillness #RA

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Buhay #fangirl #shinhwachangjo #shinhwa

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Clams With Sausage and Kimchi

Here's a savory bowl that will keep you busy: detaching tender steamed clams from their shells, chewing bits of softened, garlicky sausage and spicy cabbage, slurping a delicious broth that is almost guaranteed to stain the shirt front of any eater whose chin is not directly over the plate.