It's Pat and I’m sitting here in my KDRAMA MAMA socks. Tomorrow when I go to line dance, my dance shoes will be in my KDRAMA MAMA bag. Yes, yes, I know the companies who manufactured these items haven’t read our blog yet and changed their products to reflect the KDRAMA GMAMA (yes with a G) phenomenon that we are.... and yes, yes, I am just as upset as you are. What’s a World Wide Influencer to do? Judy and I ponder this dilemma on a daily basis. Sigh… We must soldier on!

It's Judy and today will be a cultural and language lesson for the Gmama followers. Since my very first Kdrama (Mr Sunshine) I have noticed an unusual garment worn by women in the Joseon Period. In addition to the iconic hanboks made of beautiful, colorful silks there is a particular piece of clothing that Americans are not familiar with. It's the item that appears to be a jacket that is draped over the women's head when they're out and about. I assumed it was, in fact, a