2014 was actually a strange year overall for me. Sometimes it felt so fast, but there were moments when I thought that time moved at the speed… Read more “2014 in Retrospect”
Tag: three musketeers
The Crown Princes Club
If there’s a running theme for this year’s historical Kdramas, it should be the continuous appearance of unfortunate and ill-fated princes of Joseon. So far, we had… Read more “The Crown Princes Club”
Watchlog (November 2014)
It’s already mid-November and I’ve realized that I only managed to complete a total of four full-length dramas this year. Gasp! The past me would be rushing… Read more “Watchlog (November 2014)”
Daddies Have Issues Too!
Forget leads with daddy issues, because this season is for drama daddies with their own issues! Fathers are no longer background characters in dramas because they are… Read more “Daddies Have Issues Too!”
Traditional Korean Clothing: Kdrama Style (Part 2)
It’s been more than three years since the first post about hanbok was posted on this blog. Time does fly very fast nowadays, huh? After doing the… Read more “Traditional Korean Clothing: Kdrama Style (Part 2)”
Lee Jin Wook is a Royalty! (and Other Three Musketeers News)
Sometimes I feel that I was being pampered with lots of promotional materials when a drama aired and now, the week seems empty without much spoilers from… Read more “Lee Jin Wook is a Royalty! (and Other Three Musketeers News)”
An Outsider’s Thoughts on Sageuk
With the currently airing Three Musketeers and the upcoming Secret Door, the focus is not only the characters in the dramas but also the historical figures who… Read more “An Outsider’s Thoughts on Sageuk”
Approaching and Arriving Dramas
I am still struggling to catch up with the handful of currently airing dramas I am watching right now and I never thought that being away for… Read more “Approaching and Arriving Dramas”
Watchlist
It’s hard to believe that we’re almost halfway through the year 2014 and I feel like I haven’t accomplished anything yet for this year. Looking back at… Read more “Watchlist”
the talking cupboard 