Your Daily Dose of Fun and Fascination!
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Doing Laundry in San Francisco
Everyone confidently offered their ‘home remedies’ based on personal experiences. Most didn’t work, but they lived happily thinking, ‘Oh, I accidentally tagged the card. Well, no big deal.’
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Jungmilla Concert Vibes
I enjoy secretly listening to music others love because it feels like opening a closed door to their world. It’s like borrowing a singer to hear their story. Sometimes I end up loving the artist, and that’s how it was with Jungmilla.
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Finding a Home
I still can’t quite imagine what it feels like to leisurely dine out and watch a movie after retirement. But whenever life gets too chaotic, I remember the email from Bob, the landlord, after I signed the lease. It makes me wonder, ‘Do they still dine at Japan Town and catch movies at the Kabuki?’…
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Chiang Mai’s Massage Adventure (2/2)
When she reached my cervical spine, she switched to her hands. I thought I was saved because hands are weaker than knees, but my neck was weaker than my torso. Her grip was stronger than her feet.
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Massage in Chiang Mai (1/2)
It left me feeling uneasy, but I thought it wasn’t a big deal. After all, it was just a call for a 90-minute massage. But maybe I should’ve asked how they planned to meet my requests.
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Cape
Naturally, even before the rain, this track topped my playlist, setting the mood every time. Since then, every step on my way home has been accompanied by the rhythmic splash of drizzle underfoot.
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Internet and Coffee
Even at Starbucks, people here spend five minutes detailing their desired recipes—from bean type to water temperature—ensuring they get their perfect cup.
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Feeling Wronged
My little sister lives in Australia. Once, when I visited her, she decided to make kimchi stew, but we were in such a rush that there wasn’t enough time to let it simmer. Without that deep, rich flavor, it’s hardly a kimchi stew, right?
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The Mystery of Hangang Park
Every time I ride my bicycle down the Hangang bike path, I spot this peculiar paint marking at the accident site. It’s different from your usual accident paint markings, being way too long (about 2.5 meters) and quite narrow for a person.
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Comfort
When you hear such comfort, you might suddenly wonder, ‘What does alright mean, really?’ As you ponder this, surprisingly – even if you don’t find an immediate answer – your mind becomes calm, and you start to view your situation more objectively.
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