Hi Eonnis (Unnies)!
I am not much of a K-pop fan ‘woman.’ I am a, Indie and heavy-metal kind of girl, yes, you read that correctly. But TVXQ was the only kpop group I listened too back in the day and still is one of the only groups that I like.
Their split was was extremely disappointing and sad because these artist had such great chemistry. Continue reading
What is it about Korean drama that makes it so addicting and compelling to watch? Aren’t Korean dramas for teenagers? You are an adult, why watch ‘fairy-tales’? These are the questions that haunt me every single time someone knows about my love for Kdrama. While I can’t speak for everyone in the entire world, I can only speak for myself. Continue reading
Gong Yoo was seen gathering up all his concentration to perfect his coffee art. You probably remember the South Korean actor from Coffee Prince. He played Choi Han-gyeol, a smart young man who hates to be tied down to one career in his life. Continue reading
Hi Eonnis (Unnies)!
I am sharing with you a playful illustration I did for a client. Isn’t she lovely! Her name is Mia, the Kdrama addict (in me je je). I am making making a phone case out of her and other goodies.
Welcome and Thank you for visiting! This site is being updated daily, so bare with me!
This blog is dedicated to us. The noonas (Nu-na, unnies). But what do you mean”noona'(nu-na)? If you are new to Korean Culture, here is a brief explanation:
Noona (Nu-na) (누나) = Older female (to males)
Unnie (언니) = Older female (to females)
This term is used within the Korean culture. The cultural issue of “respecting someone because they are older than you.” Continue reading
Coffee With Noona! 