Review on Thrice Married Woman (Korean Drama)
Wanting to get back into the swing of watching Korean dramas, I asked my Korean friend for recommendations. (To your average non Korean – there are so many to choose from!) She mentioned that she was watching Woman who married three times, or Thrice married woman and after finding that I can follow this drama on Viki.com I thought I would give it a go. (Viki.com offers subtitles – my Korean is not yet up to par!) Written by Kim Soo-hyun,the drama aired twice during the weekend on SBS in Korea (Saturday and Sundays) in the evenings over 40 episodes. … Continue reading Review on Thrice Married Woman (Korean Drama)
Green Tea Latte in London!
I went to the Royal Quarter Cafe at Wellington House, 70 Buckingham Gate, and saw they had matcha latte on the menu! (pictured) so I ordered it and it was okay. I did have to put two cubes of brown sugar to combat some of the bitterness! It did make me crave green tea frappucino with red bean! (yes red bean… its lovely) I was introduced to that when I went to Starbucks in Busan last year. Continue reading Green Tea Latte in London!
June 2013 Haeundae beach Busan!
Loving the weather during this weekend in the UK, sunny weather always tends to remind me of this beach feeling. Wish I was in Korea right now!! Continue reading June 2013 Haeundae beach Busan!
Korean drama – thrice married woman!
Is anyone watching this drama? I can’t believe that its coming to end this weekend. My Korean friend in Korea, alerted me to it back in January and of course I had to play serious catch up as the drama began to air on Korean screens 9th November. My Korean is not so great so I did have to wait for the occasional subbing that described the in-depth conversations. I have enjoyed it quite a bit and will write the synopsis when it comes to a close. #spoileralert, #Womanwho marriedthrice. Continue reading Korean drama – thrice married woman!
I started a Korean Novel Book Club!!
So there I was trying to get a place on the coveted Korean literature night at the Korean Cultural Centre to discuss the book, Please look after mother by Kyoug Sook Shin. I had the pleasure of having read the book already. The KCC rarely do anything literature related and its such a joy to encounter when they do. Unfortunately I was not successful and missed out on the first literature night that took place last month in Feb. Feeling left out, I thought due the limited number of spaces, people must be feeling the same and surely there was … Continue reading I started a Korean Novel Book Club!!
Diya on Korea 