Dream on

I was married to Adam Levine from Maroon 5, except he wasn't Adam Levine from Maroon 5.  I suppose he was and wasn't Adam Levine from Maroon 5 all at the same time.
...and then I woke up and realized that I was never married to Adam Levine from Maroon 5 or not Adam Levine from Maroon 5. Reality can be a cruel cruel cruel bitch.

Video: 10cm

I love them. For real. Simple song, kind of sad but positive at the same time. The story of my life *DRAMATIC GRECIAN POSE*...whatevs.

Behind the Scenes 'Moves Like Jagger' Video Shoot

So, I love Maroon 5 for many many reasons. Their lead singer is attractive because he has that druggie look. You know I like to live on the edge with my gardening and dining craziness. Oh, and they make good music.

Random Thoughts: Some people

Some people can be assholes. Fact of life.

On another note, this grapefruit yogurt pack makes my skin glow. Note to self, buy a gallon before going back to the states.

Eats 3 and me

The guy that made my coffee apparently knows my love of foamy things. Best balancing act ever.

I've gone through so many hairstyles in the past two or three years. These are just three from the past couple of months, what do you think is the best.
Right now I have fringe bangs and tie it all back. It's different AGAIN.

And I learned about this label thing. Pretty neat yoooo.

xoxo
Mel

Eats 2 & Random Thought

A few weeks back, I went to Shim's Tapas in Hongdae (Hong Ik University). It was quite an experience. I had the sangria, which was spiced with cinnamon. It was pretty delicious. Next time I go, I'm ordering a jug of this.
The other one is crab meat wrapped in red bell pepper. It was definite good, but the crab meat was fishy-er than I thought it should be.

There was also a pretty impressive person that I noticed while I was chit chatting with my friend. As we ate and drank merrily, I couldn't help but notice one person walk in by himself and take a seat oh-so-casually at the bar. Maybe he was a regular because the staff was friendly enough, and he didn't seem awkward, like the rest of the people dining at in the restaurant. Dressed in jeans, t-shirt, and coat, he didn't particularly stand out. He had ridden a bike to the restaurant. It was a pretty color, but the color it was doesn't come to my mind at this moment. The next thing he did surprised me the most. He ordered a cup of coffee, which was brought to him, took out his book, and he started reading at the bar. I have never seen anyone do this before. In Korea, usually going to a restaurant or bar around dinner time means drinking beverages that do not include anything without alcohol. Drinking coffee in the evening (already cool because if you can sleep after a cup of black coffee after 7pm, you are a champion of life) in a tapas bar by himself in Korea while reading a novel takes confidence anywhere in the world in my book. This guy was pretty impressive. Too bad I didn't have the gall to talk to him. FAILLL kakaka

xoxo
Mel