『얼짱이 되고 싶다!?』 :: You Want To Be An Ulzzang!?

Finally, a post that's been long anticipate: The Ulzzang Beginner’s Guide! If you’ve even the slightest interest in Korean fashion, then you’ve probably heard the term ‘ulzzang’ a million an one times, and you’ve probably asked yourself what is an Ulzzang and how do I become one? Well, look no further, as I’ve put together a ‘concise’ guide on just that! 

『直っちと一緒の素晴らしい１０日！』:: My Wonderful 10 Days With Nao’cchi!

While I was away on hiatus recovering my health, I also had the awesome pleasure of having Naoki, one of the admin’s of BOKUTACHI, the latter half of the infamous ship HanNao and moreover, a close friend of mine, come down from the Netherlands and spend a wonderful, fun-filled ten days with me!

On some days we were super lazy and spent hours watching back to back episodes of Kuroko no Basuke and My Love From Another Star, and on others we were super… ‘productive’? Well, we went to school, did some shopping and we even found a cool store to share with you guys! If you’re interested, why not read on and find out all we did this last week.

Arrival::

Naoki arrived in Manchester airport at 10am on Friday 28th February, which meant that I had to get up about 4 hours beforehand to give my room a last minute clean, get ready and get to the airport. But it was all worth the effort because we were laughing and joking from the second that he arrived and we were out of the terminal (this is the first time we’ve met in person.) After the /very/ expensive train ride home - OTL my wallet - we both stripped (not all the way you dirty—), crashed down in my bed and chatted for a while. 

By ‘a while’ I mean about a couple of days but because our stomachs got the better of us and we had to get up and go food shopping - I hardly eat cause I’m a poor university student, so my cupboards are usually bare if I don’t have a guest… Having previously striped down, we had to dress up again, but being the lazy buggers that we are, we weren’t up for completely dressing up again which helped us invent this wonderful thing: 

Conbini Fashion! ::

NB: This is word play on the Japanese word ‘conbini’ meaning ‘convenience store’ taken from the English word ‘convenient’; likewise ‘conbini fashion’ would mean ‘convenient fashion.’ Thus ‘convenient fashion for the convenience store!’ *laughs for ten years at our really bad joke*