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hi hi
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hello
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baby baby baby ohh
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face
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bed
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hi i have no idea what you're saying :3 i accept english, french, japanese and korean ty
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:o hi?
Asked by
Deean 13 months ago
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hmm. singing? i'm not tone-deaf but my voice is far from pleasant to listen to ;( i have my mom's nasaly voice
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1. spirited away
2. finding nemo
3. hmm 집으로? (the way home) this movie was so touching i must rewatch it
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juliette. half the time i don't care about jjong but each and every one of his high notes during the juliette promotions ........... *_____*
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1. read a book, like for fun. like, fiction. it's been way too long D:
2. read & practice heisig's remember the kanji every day
3. have fun with friends in the city! possibly get a new piercing.
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........:D i'd go to jfk and buy the next flight to korea (or maybe japan). get some job working for a broadcasting station with my flawless resume and english skills~~~~~~ as like a radio show writer or something, that always looked like fun :D
with any leftover money i'll make a downpayment on wherever i'm gonna live /boring and practical.
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nope! chilling, recovering from the trauma that disaster of junior year brought me. i will be taking an online class though, business law 2 woop ~_~
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i formed a couple really great friendships online, and further solidified my relationships with real life friends. and i think for the first time this year i can confidently say that i have a best friend :)
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LOL LIKE 20. you are awesome. i think i'm gonna take my time answering them since they're all good questions TY!
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1. onew - JUST BECAUSE! why the fuck not? probably gonna die anyway, might as well take this chance to meet him? :D/
2. taek - i feel like he'd be resourceful. and in the few episodes of family outing 2 i've seen he always seems so caring and selfless :3 it might be a show for the camera/because he's not that close with them but s'ok! i won't know him so he'll have to be nice to me. eye candy is an added bonus.
3. ... hwangbo? no one else really comes to mind, but yeah i'd want at least one girl so i don't go too insane. but not a girly girl. hwangbo's tough, doesn't take shit, and she's older than me so she would (hopefully) take care of me like an unni.
YES this is the perfect crew /nods. also because i'd be the youngest out of the four so i can just kick back and relax while i let them do all the work /lazy. but of course these are people i'd love to get to know more anyway, so yep!
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best: (more) job security, relative to other fields in business and humanities
worst: boring as fuck. my professor can't teach for shit, nor can he speak english properly.
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(answering the easiest ones first AHAHA)
1. salmon - always.
2. inarizushi - basically jpn version of 유부초밥 i think yum.
3. tamago - the egg thing? it's not really sushi i guess but it's delicious and sweet so i always have it
damnit i'm really hungry now.
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SUSHI. 99% of the time, my answer will be sushi.
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i can't choose just one! not that i'm much of an avid reader anymore, but two books that have really left a mark on me are 'memoirs of a geisha' by arthur golden and 'the fountainhead' by ayn rand.
memoirs of a geisha: i really love the main character chiyo (who later goes by sayuri) and i find her story heartbreaking and uplifting at the same time. the world throws some serious shit at her but she doesn't give up and fights back, kicking ass along the way. BUT! she isn't perfect. she has her flaws, which make her all the more relatable and enjoyable as a character. also the book that made me want to start studying japanese!
the fountainhead: this book made me question my most basic beliefs. egoism, self-interest, selfishness.. these are GOOD things? but er, i read this in highschool which was a while ago (T________T) so i am rusty on its content and philosophy. but at the time i was reading it i remember feeling like my eyes were ~opened for the first time~ so i feel like everyone should read it anyway, if anything to gain more perspective and learn that there are more ways to thinking than one would expect.
