Going back to where I initially started, I'm here again with another K-POP physical album release, and a bit too late to some standard, but hey! At least I was able put it out before the year ends right? 

For this post, we have Monsta X's 5th Mini Album [The Code] where I'll be showing you both the PROTOCOL TERMINAL and De:CODE version.

It's been a year or two since my last K-POP concert. And yes, I do believe that I have matured gracefully in the fangirling department (Less obsession, cursing, and pettiness to more maturity, does-not-give-a-damn and does-not-even-spam-on-social-media-that-much-unless-needed-to... sort of). And yet here I was on the eve of my 25th birthday watching a KPOP concert... mature indeed.

I'm just gonna say it now, this mini album's packaging has got to be one of the prettiest I've ever seen. The moment my sister opened her package, I'm like in awe. It was that pretty. Like, seriously... it's pretty.

I am never really a fan of Japanese releases in KPOP, and I do believe that I'll never be. But then... this happened. 

Months had passed, and to this day, I still find myself wanting to go back. Seoul, you're definitely something else.

I remember playing around during my childhood and one of my favorite games would probably be being a shop owner selling the most random stuff, getting so much non-existent money. I even got myself a toy cash register, I believe. Fast forward to today - where I found myself with limited shelf space and a ton of goods I don't see myself keeping anymore. And that's how it started I guess - Oh! That November. 

With only an hour to spend in the beautiful Incheon International Airport, my sister and I decided to check out the bookstore - only to find this gem: Seventeen's Going Seventeen (3rd Mini Album) Ver.3 – Make The Seventeen.

I find it always sweet reading the words "Special Limited Edition" in any K-POP merchandise I own, and Seventeen hit that right spot. One thing, that should be made clear though - this album is not mine - it's my sister's.

I was having a rough past few months. I needed something new, I needed a distraction. I feel like I need to read a new book(and I have a huge pile waiting for me). Then that's where I re-discovered the beauty of podcasts and found myself being lured to download Audible (which comes with a free book on your first purchase!), which leads us to this post on Almost Adulting by Arden Rose.

Forget my last post, THIS is the real late post (a year late at that!). But since summer is about to end - I felt like it is appropriate to finally have this up on my blog (finally!).

Well, this post took a long while. We are already nearing the end of the first half of the year and here I am only posting my review for the 2017 Season’s Greetings just now.

I blame my lazy self for the most part (and the fact that I’m not really satisfied with this product as a whole for the latter, which we’ll maybe dive into a bit later).

I figured to feature this, since it's one of my favorites - and to greet the fact that he's going to have a new show soon!

In this series (hopefully it will be, and hopefully I’ll be able to do this every month), I’ll share you most of the songs I listened to the past month. Because I love listing almost everything.

I used to list everything on my journal to keep track of the things I watched in a year. And since this year my journal let go of that space (will post my 2017 journal review soon), I decided to just list it on here. Since I've been planning to do it anyway.

Believe it or not, I’ve told myself numerous times that I should limit myself with my k-magazine purchases. But here we are… again.

For their July issue last year, W Korea released 9 different covers which is one for each of the EXO members. And each cover shows a different concept.

I tried so hard so many times, and I still come up with the same thing over and over. I’m gonna stop you here, and tell you now - this is not a happy post.

You could say I’m being petty. But I’m just not in a good place at all.