Chronically Online
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Middle aged Internet addict: night owl/ grasshopper brain /Kpop/Asian music lover. Ballads, crossover, Korean Trot K,J,C. Thai, and Taiwanese dramas + BL/GL . Loves books, planners. stationery and pens . Prone to joking. 💖💜💙 Brighton,UK
Happy new #fountainpen day to me!. The New Kaweco Marble Ocean is a cute partner for my Paper Republic petrol blue portfolio
Sad to only discover a new author just as he has passed away. #booksky .📚💙
The Red Shoes. I saw it in a cinema last year and it was so much better on the big screen.
I have it too. I use it for morning pages- my favourite design 😍
Dear My Friends has a fantastic cast of mature actors if you ever come across it. Names in ALT text
Am having a Japanese themed weekend it seems. Reading Japanese books and watching Japanese drama.
Share a Preacher, Nun, or Priest korean drama series -The Fiery Priest
or as we used to call it 'the wishing book ' or The Book Of Dreams'
Today's journal prompt and my answer youtu.be/6iCaXTXf1Dw?...
Remember these? My gateway into stationery addiction. Would long for one of these (aged 7) when mum was broke in the 1970s..😪
💙📚 When you learn a new term. BABLE. Book Accumulation Beyond Life Expectancy. I am loving this book already. Ironically its a library book. One of the rare ones I didn't buy to keep. 😆
For once we in the UK are not waking up in the middle of the night for a BTS event. Live comeback show on netflix in 3 minutes. Even if you aren't a fan it's going to be a spectacle!
Oh my, two worlds collide, just mentioned your name last night in my commonplace notebook entry about Uketsu (just finished Strange Pictures and currently reading Strange Houses!) please excuse the execrable handwriting even though it was done with a fountain pen! #fangirling
Thinking of future historians, today's Hononichi quote... my brain read it as 'that PAST is thrown out' How much of our pasts do we all crop out in our online world?
Reminds me of the guy who became a meme for eating a Terry's chocolate orange wrongly.
It hasn't made it to the Oxford Dictionary yet but I have heard it in slang usage
Staple Sunday afternoon treat of the 1970s UK child- when your mum was making jelly you would beg for a cube or two. (If you have only used jelly crystals before, you just break the block up into a jug and add hot water to dissolve it.)