Stay warm - says the kitties
2/03/2014
Hello, how have you been?
Long time no see.
How have you been?
I've been fine, thank you. Really, fine, thank you.
Let's get straight to the point.
KOREA IS NO LONGER A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE (in my standard).
Again, I am speaking for myself and not for others, so I apologize if I offend you in any way.
Korea sucks. THE AIR WE BREATHE SUCKS. GROWING EXPENSES SUCKS. KOREANS ARE GETTING SELFISH AND LOSING THEIR IDENTITY FAST.
It is no longer the "Korea" I know of growing up... I came back and stayed because I missed that "Korean-ness"... This country no longer resembles that. It is becoming shallower and colder without any identity but to conform to the newest, fastest, richest, -EST CRAZY DRIVEN SELFISHNESS. I hate living in this country.
Oh, and everyone (even the men) are looking the same, all like f#$#ing robots.
Again, I am speaking for myself. So I apologize if I offend any.
So that is all.
One grunt away. Many to go!
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(I didn't have a "good day" rambling)
photo credit: Gavin Kealy via photopin cc
11/29/2013
to Sifnos Island (Greece)
ahh, Sifnos...
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| our snack - recommended by our taxi driver |
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| packaged breakfast |
11/21/2013
the only way to eat
I came across an info-graph this week about how households these days are spending less and less money on food, much lower compared back 50 years ago, I think it was about 40% then, and now around 15~20%? (if I remember correctly).
I used to be one of them. Just 3 years so years ago, I had no clue or interest in nutrition and had my priorities else where. I now cringe at the thought when I used to buy a "1000won square ham" for our curry dinner.
So, to cut the story short, we spend much of our monies on food, quality food. We always try to go organic when possible.
Recently, my husband "cured" his apple allergies!
Yes, he was allergic to them forever, until just 2~3 months ago. He can now eat a whole apple with skins and all - without any reaction., but the thing is they were all "organic apples" or "high quality" apples.
I'd like to think that changing our life style; eating healthier (organic), eating/cooking more at home, avoiding processed food/eating out, taking folic acid / magnesium / omega 3 / chlorella / vitamin C / supplements had to do something with it... I would like to think so!
I think it's worth spending good money on higher quality food (=paying attention to what you put in your body).
Hey, it even cured my husband's apple allergies :P
you are what you eat..
I used to be one of them. Just 3 years so years ago, I had no clue or interest in nutrition and had my priorities else where. I now cringe at the thought when I used to buy a "1000won square ham" for our curry dinner.
So, to cut the story short, we spend much of our monies on food, quality food. We always try to go organic when possible.
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| organic apples - in stock! |
Recently, my husband "cured" his apple allergies!
Yes, he was allergic to them forever, until just 2~3 months ago. He can now eat a whole apple with skins and all - without any reaction., but the thing is they were all "organic apples" or "high quality" apples.
I'd like to think that changing our life style; eating healthier (organic), eating/cooking more at home, avoiding processed food/eating out, taking folic acid / magnesium / omega 3 / chlorella / vitamin C / supplements had to do something with it... I would like to think so!
I think it's worth spending good money on higher quality food (=paying attention to what you put in your body).
Hey, it even cured my husband's apple allergies :P
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| organic onions straight from the farm - much sweeter and much longer shelf life |
you are what you eat..
11/20/2013
remembering Istanbul, Turkey
Istanbul, Turkey was nothing but taking it all in.
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| where we sat for 2 consecutive days indulging on sweets |
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