It’s interesting that we have chosen the BTS/ARIRANG colors to differentiate between our individual posts, and we did it way before we’d been such BTS fans. Of course we had a reason. We want you to be able to know who is writing. Judy is in black, and Pat is in red. Boy, when you plug in 'red v black' in Google you get sooo many options. Who knew this was an actual thing? It didn’t start out this way. 450 posts ago I’m not even sure we commented on the other’s posts. W

Judy and I have been at this blog for almost 500 posts. It’s been a lot of work! We’re so grateful for everyone who takes the time to follow us and comment (please, more of that would be wonderful) that we actually celebrate when we get new followers. Judy personally writes everyone, although we’re not sure people actually see them. She has worked extra hard to get us on Facebook and Instagram. We’ve toyed with the idea of a podcast but the logistics are too complicated b

You meet Kdrama aficionados in the craziest places. Keep reading. My husband and I are leasing a new car. You know what this means, don’t you? It means we will be spending countless hours at the car dealership waiting for this okay, that okay, this thing to be signed, that thing to be checked, and as they say on SEINFELD, yadda yadda yadda. (In Korean that's 무슨, 무슨, 무슨!) I knew this was going to happen, so I came prepared. I brought my iPad with my latest Kdrama download

Ha Young is a gorgeous young Korean actor featured in the Kdrama Our Sticky Love. (I just started it and have to come clean and say I’m really watching it because Jung Hae-in is in it. He’s the charismatic actor from Something in the Rain.) I don’t remember seeing Ha Young in anything else, but apparently she was in Extraordinary Attorney Woo and other Kdramas I’ve seen and liked. So what happened? As reported in The Korea Times, Ha has made a public apology for something