Gochugaru Girl had a bit of waiting to do this morning.
People used to wait for amazing things to happen but now we seem to be waiting for Amazon things to happen.
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Fated to Love You – Part 2
This is the continuation of the article posted on Valentine’s Day.
What led to this post is this: a Chinese takeaway menu was dropped through the postbox and the restaurant has the same name as me.
Dan Dan Noodles/ 擔擔麵 – Part 1
Gochugaru Girl is seeing in the New Year by taking a break from the study room (where I write) and from the living room (where I watch K-Drama) and going back into the kitchen.
Specifically, it is to have a good clear out of the cupboards.
Rainy Days and Mondays
Gochugaru Girl woke up this morning to a very grey and very wet day in London.
The book I am currently reading is called ‘when the bottom drops out’*. It might be better called ‘when the roof caves in’ as there is a leak in our roof and water damage to the ceilings.
Japchae (잡채)
Gochugaru Girl has been consulting a treasured book on noodles.
This book* has been sitting on my shelf for 15 years, and re-reading it shows how much London, and I, have changed.
Escape from Camp 14: From Shanghai to Seoul
Gochugaru Girl recently spent a morning being troubled by one recurring question.
If it is difficult to enter China with a valid passport, how much more difficult would it be to enter if you did not have a passport?
Escape from Camp 14: Sins of the father
This is a continuation of the review posted earlier.
I have been thinking: if you do not understand why a sin is a sin, and why you are being punished for it, how then would you understand forgiveness?
Escape from Camp 14
Gochugaru Girl had to resign herself to a delayed journey to Somerset last weekend, as traffic ground to a halt near Stonehenge.
Fortunately I had a book in my bag, which helped pass the time.
Healthy & Fresh Korean Kitchen – The Bibigo Cookbook
Gochugaru Girl loves Bibigo London. She loves it so much she even went to look for Bibigo in Seoul on her recent trip there. Now she has discovered their cookbook*.
It wasn’t exactly an auspicious start as I really did not want to try Korean food.