Scarves Galore

30 May

Maybe you would disagree but I think buying a gift for Choi Hyun Wook would be kind of easy.  He seems to have an strong affection for oversized trendy scarves.  In almost every episode of Pasta, he rocked a different one.  Whether it was striped, plaid, animal print or two toned, Chef had it in his closet.  I would love to say that I have fully respresented every scarf that Chef wore but oh no there are at least six more scarves not shown.

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Cha Vs Cha

22 May

Ji Sung as Cha Ji Heon and Kim Jaejoong as Cha Moo Won

Ahhh the Cha Cousins.  I can say so much good things about the drama Protect the Boss but I am for def going to start with these two. These cousins fight like only family can.  Poor Cha Moo Won places second quite a bit to Ji Heon even though he works harder and does everything that is expected of him.  Ji Heon, being the slacker who for the most part ignores his responsibilities, gets most of the attention for being the problem child of the family.  He shows up late for work, his idea of business attire is a suit jacket thrown over a graphic tee, sleeps during meetings and usually says peace out to any presentations he has to give.  Only their grandmother and eventually Noh Eun Seol realizes the root of his childish behavior.  To make matters worse their parents, Chairman Cha (Ji Heon’s Father) and Shin Sook Hee (Moo Won’s Mother), does not get along together AT ALL.  Where the cousin’s arguing leans more towards sibling rivalry type stuff, their parents have more of a I’m going to destroy your whole career and possible your life sort of hate for each other.  Families aren’t they wonderful.

The Love Interests: Wang Ji Hye as Seo Na Yoon and Choi Kang Hee as Noh Eun Seol

For being completely opposite personalities, they are always interested in the same girl and again Moo Won falls second.  First it was the pampered girly girl Seo Na Yoon then the tough no nonsense Noh Eun Seol.  Eun Seol is something of a Cha Whisper.  From strong arming Ji Heon into being a responsible member of society or to getting Moo Won to let lose and have  fun every once in a while, somehow she just know what they need.  This in return makes them both fall for her.  Now its on like Donkey Kong!!!

Cha Ji Heon working undercover and Cha Moo Won having fun….with a huge bow.

The perpetual man child Cha Ji Heon can always bring out the immature competitiveness in the straight-laced and responsible Cha Moo Won.  The best parts are the little fights they get into. One such scuffle was the awkwardly bad fight scene in the restaurant that was reminiscent to the equally cringe worthy fight between Mark Darcy and Daniel Cleaver in Bridget Jones Diary.  That fight became even more extra special when you realized that the girl they were fighting over, Noh Eun Seol, could kick the crap out of both them….at the same time….using just one hand….with her eyes closed.  Of course they eventually start to get along but it is fun to watch how every little tiff, smart remark or all out fight gets them a little bit closer.

The super manly fighting of Cha Ji Heon and Cha Moo Won…..

 

 

 

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The Ever Changing Kim Jaejoong

21 May

Wow……Kim Jaejoong, who also played Cha Moo Won in Protect the Boss, has had some hair styles.  I am in awe.  I think he has changed his look more times than Madonna or Lady Gaga.  I decided to compile some of the looks in one post so I can marvel at the awesomeness that is Kim Jaejoong’s hair.

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The “Players”

21 May

Noh Eun Seol and Lee Myung Ran saving the day!

I Love the way Protect the Boss starts with a flashback.  Noh Eun Seol and Lee Myung Ran march into a building where a group of boys from another school is messing with a girl.  They stop and Noh Eun Seol is all classy and spits out her gum.  Eun Seol is like I told you not to mess with students from my school yo.  The boys smirk and are all like what are these two girls going to do……nothing.  Noh Eun Seol gives them the  choice of one punch or several punches in which the boys just look them up and down.  Seeing the boys do not want to decide, Eun Seol goes with one punch.  Now it is on……  Eun Seol and Myung Ran proceed to kick the crap out of these stupid boys throwing them to the side like they were sheets of paper.  I especially love the freeze frame shots on the two girls while they are fighting.  Their faces are epic.  They grab the girl, high five and leave.  I love the bowl cut that Noh Eun Seol is rocking as well as their rolled up gym sweatpants they sport under their uniforms. Also I was fascinated with the fact that they kept referring to her hoodlum past as being a “player”.  When I hear someone as being referred to as a player, I think of some one who good with the ladies (or at least thinks they are).  I had to keep reminding myself that they are talking about her old tough girl ways not her hitting on the ladies.  This is my favorite Korean drama moment by far.

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I Heart You Twelve Kinds of Ways!

16 May

Though I do usually like the main cast, there is always at least one random side character that I take a shining to.  A perfect example would be in Battlestar Galactica.  Sure Starbuck is great so is Lee Adama but my favorite character is Doc Cottle.  He is cranky, sarcastic and I love the few moments when a scene contains him.  I’m weird.  I admit this.

The same is true in kdramas.  There is always one side character that I can’t wait for the next scene they are in.  These characters provide the little break you need from the main character’s love triangle melodrama.  That being said, I decided to pay tribute to some of my favorite side characters in both Pasta and Lie to Me.

Lie to Me: Park Hoon played by Kwon Se In.

Park Hoon is Hyun Ki Joon’s very loyal secretary.  He will follow any order giving to him even if he thinks there is something wonky with it.  Proof is when Park Hoon got into a bear costume and danced in front of an ice cream stand for Ki Joon’s surprise for Ah Jung.  I know if that was me I would be like that is sooooo not in my job description.  You own a high end hotel and can afford to hire someone to dance like a fool in a bear suit for a couple hours.  Pull out the wallet and I am going back to the office to file some papers.  But no not Park Hoon.  He sucks it up and does it.  Plus he wears these uber cute glasses that make him look a little like Harry Potter.  Well Harry Potter if he was Korean and with a much better fashion sense.  Oh and with out the whole Voldermort thing.

Pasta:  Lee Ji Hoon played by Hyun Woo

Lee Ji Hoon was my favorite part of Team Italy.  First he had that cute curly hair and wore the kind of ridiculous hipster black hat while cooking.  Second he cooked pasta which if you haven’t already read I love.  While Sun Woo Duk was definitely the quiet intelligence of Team Italy and Philip was the good looking rebel bad boy,  Lee Ji Hoon was the cute funny comic relief.  If you watched him in the background he had some funny little moments.  One such moment is when Chef and Seo Yoo Kyung are in the walk in freezer and you see Ji Hoon peeking in every once in a while smiling.  Another favorite of mine is the look on his face when he tells Jung Ho Nam that his pasta is good.  It was a look of oh hell no this guy actually pulled off it off.

 

 

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Amore e Odio

15 May

Team Korea, Team Italy, and Team Fired

What I Lurved About Pasta:

1)  The Italian train cooks: Philip, Sun Woo Duk, and Lee Ji Hoon -  I hearted them so much especially the facial expressions of the curly haired Lee Ji Hoon.  I will admit I may have a bias to them because they make the pasta that I so love.  Plus they are the totally eye candy of the kitchen and not big whiners like Team Korea.

2)  How Seo Yoo Kyung says “Yes Chef” – In a restaurant kitchen this is uttered a bazillion times whenever the head chef says an order.  The way Yoo Kyung pronounces “Yes Chef” sounds like “Yea Shep”.  It is the cutest thing and I now fully think that it should be said that way from this day forward.  Sadly it probably does not sound as cute coming out of my mouth.

3)  Oh Sae Young – I’ve watched several of these dramas and the one thing I dread is the appearance of the ex-girlfriend.  The ex-girlfriend is usually a whiny, pathetic, conniving, simpering or kind of a bitch.  Oh Sae Young starts off like she was going that route but ends up being a pretty good character.  She wants Hyun Wook’s respect in the kitchen and hopes to get back together.  When it doesn’t look like the relationship will be rekindled, she handles it rather gracefully.  Also she wins the respect of the Italian cooks and actually Hyun Wook in her own way.  She doesn’t yell, beg or grovel for their support but earns it by hard work.  She also takes complete responsibility for her actions of sabotage in the past.  I thought I was going to hate her but in the end she was one of my favorites.

4)  The Great Pickle Debate – This sounds like a weird one I know but they serve sweet pickled vegetables along side the pasta to cut the richness of the sauce.  At a morning staff meeting Hyun Wook wants to cut a few things one being the pickles.  He wants to cut them because he feels that it contains too much sugar for the customer to digest as well as ruin the integrity of the taste of the dishes.  The manager, Seol Joon Suk, freaks out on this notion.  He could handle the dismissal of the foie gras, spoons and bowls but no sir are you cutting the damn pickles.  Joon Suk sulks off and has a temper tantrum in his office where I thought he was going to have a heart attack he was so stressed about the pickles.  Being ever the schemer, he secretly has some pickles made and hides them from Hyun Wook.  Of course they are quickly found and dumped out.  On to Round two of the great pickle debate. Joon Suk points out that there are no Italian restaurants in Korea that do not serve pickles with the pasta.  Seo Yoo Kyung points out one such restaurant called Soramaeul.  Joon Suk then screams one of my favorite lines “That’s possible because all the customers are FOREIGNERS!!”  I fell off the coach laughing at that line.  Eventually they find a healthier way to make the pickles and all are happy.

5) The New Kitchen Assistant: Jung Eun Soo – He is totally not the hardest worker nor the brightest bulb of the bunch but I definitely felt sorry of him when he was having money trouble.  Also Hyun Wook was kind of a douche to him.  That crying scene was a little heartbreaking and I can be pretty unfeeling when it comes to tears.  Eun Soo had some pretty strong dirt on Hyun Wook as he was the first to find out the budding relationship between Hyun Wook and Yoo Kyung but never used it against him.  Plus he was just good comic relief most of the time.

6)  Seo Yoo Kyung’s Father:  He was so fabulously gruff and stern.  Her father was not one to sugar coat anything.  It also totally explained why she likes Hyun Wook.  He was so much like her father.

What Annoyed Me About Pasta:

1)  The Manager: Seol Joon Suk – I got so over this character rather quickly.  He was the shady mcshadester who got himself fired.  Him and him alone.  Kim San was nice enough to reinstate him but only to the lowest position on the wait staff.  Unfortunately he did not learn his lesson.  First he won’t accept his new role and lets customers keep believing that he runs the joint.  He also is hell bent on getting Hyun Wook fired because the head chef uncovered the scandal.  The list of his offenses are long.  He eavesdrops, lies, butts into situations that he doesn’t need to be involved in and tries to pit the kitchen staff against each other.  I get that there needs to be that bad guy but it was going overboard.  I rolled my eyes every time he came on screen and prayed it was going to be short.  He really didn’t redeem himself (ok…barely) until the very last moments.  It was also annoying that Kim San never really checked Joon Suk on his behavior.  Kim San explained it away as Joon Suk has been with the restaurant since day one.  So he did wrong by you and deserves the consequences.

2)  The Korean Trained Cooks: Geum Suk Ho, Jung Ho Nam, Min Seung Jae, and Han Sang Sik – I get change is hard.  I also get that Hyun Wook can be a jerk in the kitchen.  Geum Suk Ho is supposed to be second in command but he argues with Hyun Wook over every change instead of working together.  Geum Suk Ho also defied the ten dollar budget of the new menu item contest because he felt that the foie gras would speak for itself.  The other three can be whiny oh so whiny.  Plus they were total jerks to Seo Yoo Kyung during both of her little scandal moments even though she is another domestically trained chef like themselves.  Also the Team Italy vs. Team Korea subplot got kind of old.  We get it the two factions don’t like each other (though I totally was Team Italy).

3)  The Near Death Of Seo Yoo Kyung – The basic jist of the incident is that Yoo Kyung stays late to finish some prep work and goes into the freezer.  Due to a faulty lock, she gets locked in with no one to help her.  She has to make the ultimate decision of possibly freezing to death or shutting off it off and ruining everything.  She choose……wait for it…..life which is totally what I would have done in her place.  It is totally what 99% of people would have done.  That’s not the ridiculous part.  When they the kitchen staff comes in the next day they realize where she is and get her out.  They show concern for oh maybe thirty seconds.  Forget the girl who almost died check the seafood first, then the vegetables.  Really guys really?!  Hyun Wook kicked everyone out of the freezer where I thought he was going to have some heartfelt tender moment because he potentially could have lost her.  Nope.  He asks her “Why didn’t you freeze to death instead?”  What?  Huh?  Did I read that subtitle right. He continues “You’re a chef.”  Mad respect to her though she says “I did it because I wanted to live.”  Amen.  I am right there with you.  At least you hesitated to hit the off button to the freezer because I would not have.

4)  Welcome to Cougar Town:  Kim Kang – She is the sister to Kim San who tells her to check out the kitchen there is something there you might like.  Kim Kang goes and immediately hones in on Philip.  It was lust at first site.  Not my most favorite part but the side plot came for a few episodes and was never touched on again.  I guess the gallery owner moved on to some new younger prey.

5)  The Fired Female Cooks:  Lee Hee Joo, Park Chan Hee, and Park Mi Hee – Again no one seems to take complete responsibility for their actions.  In my previous post I explained how the three of them got fired.  It was sort of totally justifiable.  What gets old with them is the plots for revenge on Choi Hyun Wook.  We get it!!! He fired you and you are angry!!!  Anyone would be but take a yoga class, smell some lavender or maybe listen to a recording of the sounds of the ocean to de-stress.  Then let the anger go.  Its not healthy.  Team Fired is especially obsessed with if Hyun Wook gets into a relationship with a female member of the kitchen staff.  If he did they were ready to swoop in and make sure he got fired.  They didn’t even care of the consequences that their supposed friend Seo Yoo Kyung had to endure because of it.  They did get a huge taste of reality when they tried to open up their own restaurant and realized it is not that easy.

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Buon appetite!

14 May

From Left: Gong Hyo Jin as Seo Yoo Kyung, Lee Sun Gyun as Choi Hyun Wook, Lee Ha Nui as Oh Sae Young and Alex as Kim San

I love pasta. I can eat it every day in its many forms. Just like Bubba in Forest Gump, I can go on and on about all the things you can make with pasta. Mac and cheese, spaghetti, baked ziti, ramen, lo mien, and kugel to name just a few. So when I found a drama named Pasta, I knew I had to watch instantly.

Pasta is about the day to day events of a fine Italian restaurant called La Sfera. It centers around kitchen assistant Seo Yoo Kyung who dreams of being a first class pasta chef and Choi Hyun Wook the talented yet cocky new head chef. Yoo Kyung has been an assistant for 3 years and finally got promoted. Happy days are upon her she can hold the coveted frying pan! Choi Hyun Wook is an Italian trained chef who has the kitchen in an uproar with his changes. He also has a slightly sexist view that women do not belong in a restaurant kitchen especially his. Oh and by slightly I mean a completely stupid view.

To round off the main cast is Oh Sae Young and Kim San. Oh Sae Young is the top female Italian chef in Korea. She is a television personality with a successful cook book. For some reason, she kind of reminds me of Giada de Laurentiis in that respect. Sae Young is also the ex-girlfriend of Hyun Wook. They studied together in Italy but had a little bit of a falling out. It was just a tiny little incident where she kind of sort of sabotaged his final exam. She is ready to reunite to win back his respect in the kitchen and also of course his heart. Eventually she becomes roommates with Seo Yoo Kyung. Kim San is the secret owner of La Sfera. He has a manager that runs the restaurant for him but eventually Kim San steps into the role himself. Also he has a crush on Seo Yoo Kyung and has been helping her out behind the scenes for the last three years. Kim San and Oh Sae Young are best friends and at one time dated.

Choi Hyun Wook does not mess around on day one. His first order of business……fire all the females which make up the entire pasta line. Actually it was first tear down all the chefs egos during the dinner rush then kick all four of the ladies to the curb. Poor Seo Yoo Kyung got fired on her first day as an official cook. But lets be fair, Lee Hee Joo, Park Chan Hee, and Park Mi Hee kind of deserved to get fired. Maybe not Park Chan Hee but definitely the other two.

First, Lee Hee Joo got so frustrated with two customers sending back their lobsters multiple times that she completely LOST IT. She goes to the fridge and grabs two live lobsters. Then Hee Joo proceeds to go storming through the restaurant, lobsters in hand, to confront the customers. Lets get real she shoved it in their face and yelled you cook it yourselves. Trust me it was funny but in the real world that could get you dismissed. Second, Park Mi Hee and Jung Ho Nam, another cook at the restaurant, were caught in the walk in fridge getting all hot and heavy. Restaurants kind of find that unsanitary and in general work places usually don’t like when their employees get in on while they are getting paid to work. It’s a silly little quirk I know. Park Chan Hee got fired for defending her sister, Mi Hee, and Seo Yoo Kyung got fired for an grease accident that wasn’t entirely her fault.

That leaves an obvious void for the lunch rush the next day. Geum Suk Ho, Jung Ho Nam, Min Seung Jae, and Han Sang Sik, the remaining four chefs, think this is a way to teach the head chef a lesson and he will be begging for the dismissed females back. Little do they know that Hyun Wook has something already up his sleeve. He brings in Philip, Sun Woo Duk, and Lee Ji Hoon. They are three loyal young chefs trained in Italy while promoting the new male kitchen assistant, Jung Eun Soo, for the time being to Seo Yoo Kyung’s position. Those four now make up the new pasta line. Though Yoo Kyung refuses to accept she has been fired. She shows up the next day for work and gets her old job of kitchen assistant back. But don’t worry through a in house cooking competition Seo Yoo Kyung gets her spot back on the pasta line.

There are many changes that the restaurant, as well as the employees, goes through. Head chef Hyun Wook wants to change things about the menu and way things are done. He has high expectations that everything will be perfect every time. Also the three Italian trained cooks are very loyal to Hyun Wook. The Korean trained cooks resent this and sous chef Geum Suk Ho becomes their unofficial leader. The Korean trained cooks try to find a way out by signing up for a cooking contest where the prize is a chance to study in Italy for three years. They secretly train under the leadership of the sous chef hoping no one will find out.

Also Sae Young, the head chef’s ex, gets put on as part of the kitchen staff and made the head of the pasta line. The Italian trained cooks, who make up the pasta line, know about her history with the head chef. They rebel against her ideas and try to force her to quit to show loyalty to Hyun Wook. Obviously Hyun Wook does not like that fact that there is two head chefs in the kitchen. The kitchen becomes completely divided with Seo Yoo Kyung in the middle. In the midst of all this, Yoo Kyung and Hyun Wook attempt to quietly start a relationship with each other even though he said there are no relationships in his kitchen.

The manager, Seol Joon Suk, gets caught up in something shady and gets fired. It forces Kim San to finally reveal he is the owner of La Sfera and take charge of the restaurant. He has the task of making the restaurant profitably again. The old manager eventually begs for his job backs and gets reinstated as the lowest man on the wait staff team. Unfortunately Seol Joon Suk can not appreciate the second chance and keeps up with his conviving ways. The fired female chefs attempt to break out on their own with their own little pasta restaurant.

I have mixed feelings about Pasta. I liked it but I did not LOVE it. Most of the elements of the story were enjoyable but certain parts of the story left me annoyed in which I will go in more details on my next post. I even felt that way about the main romantic relationship….liked but yet annoying at the same time. I thought most of the acting was good as well as watching the inner workings of an Italian restaurant was interesting. Plus it had Mr. Deep Awesome Voice. Oh how I heart you Lee Sun Gyun. It really is worth a watch just certain plot points just got tiring. If I was giving this restaurant drama a score on Yelp it would be 3 1/2 stars.

 

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Random Lie to Me

10 May

Some Random Observations of Lie To Me:

1.  In the beginning episodes Hyun Sang Hee looks like a Korean Chachi with his hair.

2.  Episode seven there is a Paris Hilton song in the background was not prepared….

3.  For a civil servant, Gong Ah Jung dresses very casual compared to her coworkers.

4.  I swear the soju industry of Korea funded this dram yo.  Every episode someone is drinking and usually to the point of sloppy drunkenness.  I literally mean EVERY episode.  I think maybe one of the last episodes had no drinking.  It was funny as first but after the tenth overly drunk moment I was over it.

5.  What is up with the ex girlfriends of these Kdrams.  Let it go.  They broke up with you.  Stop being tres pathetic and melodramatic.  Have your mother set you up on some blind dates and get a new man.

6.  Hyun Ki Joon’s right hand Manager Park was for sure rocking the 80′s power suit in the beginning.  Now it’s five inch heels and vogue working girl realness.  You get it girl.

7.  One more thing about Manager Park…the look that is always on her face.  I can’t describe it.  It’s like ice queen devoid of all feeling and it makes me giggle every time.  Plus I LOVE how she throws down some harsh realities to Hyun Ki Joon.

8.  The x burger, in I think episode nine, I am sort of obsessed with.  One it was huge and two it had like lobster claw meat sitting next to it.  I want to hunt it down and touch it.

9.  I always love the midway haircuts or new hairstyles of the kdramas to make you feel like time has gone by.  I especailly loved Hyun Sang Hee as he now doesn’t look like a part of the cast of Happy Days.

10.  Ooooh another thing I am obsessed with is the little push door on these Korean refrigerators.  It’s for reals something one could live with out but I don’t care I want it.

11.  The little corsagey things that Ki Joon wears in his suits.  They are tiny and kind of girly and not something a grown business man would wear.  Don’t get me wrong I think they are cute but I don’t think a business man would make an active decision to put one on.

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Lie to Me

10 May

Yoon Eun Hye as Gong Ah Jung and Kang Ji Hwan as Hyun Ki Joon

I just finished the Korean Drama Lie to Me.  I started watching it because it had Yoon Eun Hye who was in my favorite Korean drama, Coffee Prince.  While I thought it was pretty good it did get a little bogged down with melodrama as it progressed.

It all started with the  Ministry of Culture official Gong Ah Jung who tells a little white lie to her frenemy Yoo So Ran.  Yoo So Ran stole Gong Ah Jung big first love/crush back in the day.  When Ah Jung sees the now married Yoo So Ran with former crush Chun Jae Bum, she fibs and tells them that she is happily married.  After turn of events and rampant gossip that spread faster than a TMZ report on the lastest Hollywood DUI, Gong Ah Jung is thought by everyone to be married to Hyun Ki Joon, a wealthy, goodlooking and sort of jerky hotel manager.  Gong Ah Jung begs Hyun Ki Joon to just go with the lie for a month till Yoo So Ran leaves for school in Canada.  Yes…Canada.  He threatens to sue if she doesn’t clear up his name and refuses to go along with it.  Refuses until he realizes that having a wife might help him with a very important business deal.   Of course the more time they spend together, they slowly fall in love.

Like any romatic drama there are complications.  Hyun Ki Joon ex-fiance, Oh Yoon Joo shows up.  She appears in episode 5 and she is sooooo not ready to give up on the relationship even though they broke up three years prior.  She had been studing in Paris but has come back to Korea to claim her man.  Girl tries everything short of hiring a hitman.  She cries, lies, begs, guilts, confronts and connives.

Then there is Ki Joon’s younger brother, Hyun Sang Hee.  He was the reason why Yoon Joo and Ki Joon broke up in the first place.  He had always been in love with Yoon Joo and begged Ki Joon not to make her his sister in law.  I guess he felt it would make family dinners awkward if he was yearning for his husband’s wife.  Hyun Sang Hee meets Gong Ah Jung out one night and starts to like her as they hang out more and more.  He then has to make the decision if he should break up his brother’s relationship again.

The last two obstacles are Yoo So Ran and Hyun Ki Joon’s aunt who raised him.  Yoo So Ran is the only person who does not believe the lie.  She is hellbent on proving Gong Ah Jung is lying.  Also she is very jealous of Ah Jung for some reason and can’t stand the thought of Gong Ah Jung doing better in life than her.  On top of everything, her “perfect” marriage has some faults.  Lastly, the aunt feels that Gong Ah Jung is too low of a station to marry prominent and wealthy Hyun Ki Joon.

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Korean Dramas Yo!!!!

9 May

Korean dramas are televised dramas obviously in Korean.  They are sort of like miniseries with a set ending and usually fall into two categories soap operaesque or historical.   I will admit that they are a secret addiction of mine.  They can be sometimes highly redonc and predictable but it doesn’t matter.  I lurve them.  I blame my sister for all of this.  She is the one who annoyed me to death to start watching korean dramas.  I fought this because she is the one who also forced me to read Twilight and made me watch Grease 2.  Finally I gave in and watched The 1st Shop of Coffee Prince.  It is still to this day my favorite and the one I always compare the rest to.

My sister is the lucky chosen one to receive long bullet pointed emails detailing what I thought was funny, melodramatic, stupid and cute about the korean dramas we watch.  Mainly my sister gets them because she is the only other person I know that watches them.  Plus she got me hooked so she must take full responsibility.  My sister says they make her laugh and I should start a blog.  Hmmm…I don’t know if this is just a ploy for me to stop emailing her.  She was right about Coffee Prince so I will see if she is right about me keeping up this blog.  I do hate when she is right….lol

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