Tag: park yoo chun

Park Yoochun for Marie Claire

Posted on by muchadoboutlove in magazine & pictorial

It seems like more stars are leaving for army soon, and Park Yoochun is not excluded; he is enlisting at the end of this month 😦 Marie Claire is kind enough to have a farewell photo shoot with him for the September edition of the magazine, but I won’t bid goodbye to him! Just..take care, and see you soon. In the meantime, let’s just enjoy the pictorial~

(I promise I will watch all your dramas while you’re away! I promise! 😥 )

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Moving and Playing Catch Up

Posted on by muchadoboutlove in blog, kdrama, ramblings

Today I did something which I consider a big leap in my life, and it’s related to this blog! This blog has become a big part of me and I am proud to announce that it’s now getting its own domain! Look at your address bar! If it shows https://thetalkingcupboard.com/ , then you have the new address to this blog. I am so excited because it has been a dream of mine since last year and I’ve achieved that dream 🙂

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Seoul International Drama Awards 2012

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So…yesterday, Seoul International Drama Awards 2012 was held in National Theater of Korea in Seoul (pretty obvious,right? haha). Since this was an international drama awards, which means there were participating dramas from foreign countries, not many kdramas were nominated, thus not many actors and actresses were seen around. I’m lucky to see some that I could recognize in these pictures, while some I’ve heard their names but never actually seen them in dramas…or I’m not that hardcore drama watcher yet.

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The Rooftop Family

Posted on by muchadoboutlove in kdrama, ramblings

This is just a random idea coming out of nowhere and I can’t seem to chase them out of my mind, so I have to write it down since it sounds good. Haha. Watching Rooftop Prince makes me think that they are like a big family altogether. Almost unconsciously, my mind starts to assign the characters into their roles in the family. Purely fictional, but still loosely related to the drama characters.

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