*Sigh*
So. I jumped on the twitter bandwagon and am still slightly boggled by the concept. Oh well. Who isn't boggled by something in their life? At least my twitter name satisfies me....it's _bad_wolf. XD Doctor Who is in my blood I tell you!!
I'm busy these days with school, internship and watching crazy amounts of TV --- both American, Asian and British. Sometimes I wonder if I'm sleeping enough (the answer here is: no). I also have to somehow read "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" by Monday. Am I actually attempting to read?
NAH. I'm watching City Hall instead. (Korean drama, for clarification's sake).
I picked it up on whim. (My god this is whole the whole asian drama thing started isn't. *glares at her DVDs of Hana Yori Dango*). It's cute and although at first glance the leading man is sorta creepy (intensity unsettles me, always has), I now find him mad attractive now. (And this I blame on reading Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre. Seriously, how are those guys attractive? I feel as though I would run away in real life but in fiction? *swoon*) It's about politics and what happens when a girl who doesn't know anything about government (well, enough as seasoned politicians, that is) gets elected mayor. Plus the romance makes me heart flutter.
I'm also watching Triple which is another Korean drama about ice skating and advertising.
....no really.
It's cute! It's just really upbeat and I love the three main guys cause they remind me of Ross, Chandler and Joey on Friends (in their dynamic only...they aren't carbon copies of them). I love male camraderie. Maybe it's cause I'm a girl and girl camraderie is vastly different? Plus I wish I could live in that house, it's really, really nice. Another Friends comparison here -- really nice living space and who knows how they're paying for it. (Then again, Korea could be different in terms of cost of living. Who knows. It's one of those things I don't question. I didn't in Friends and I know that a chef and a waitress couldn't afford to live in a New York apartment like that!)
I've found that I really prefer K-dramas on the whole. I can't really pin-point why. I mean, they can be crazy angst-fests though I tend to stay away from those really sad ones (the exception being Spring Waltz and that's cause I have a girlcrush on the female lead there who's now in Brilliant Legacy....*sigh* it's a sickness I tell you!) But Japanese dramas don't fulfill my romantic sensibilies and Tawainese dramas need to bother me with their acting. (Not that it's a universal fact. I think the language sounds rougher to me and I can't get into the rhythm? Ah well. I liked Mars a lot.)
OH! And MERLIN's on NBC on Sunday and I really enjoy it. Arthur's quite an attractive British man. Tee hee. =)
Bleach (manga) finally got interesting again. Ichigo and Emo-Espada (I can't spell his name and I'm too lazy to look it up) Mark 2 was a bit underwhelming. I think the end was a bit meh for me and I'm still not sure what went down. The art was pretty awesome though. Orihime's so pretty. (But I want her to have a proper battle! I need to see Hime in action). But the Vaizards FINALLY made their appearence and SQUEE it's all pretty much going to hit the fan. I CAN'T WAIT.
Okay that was enough rambling. I really need to go watch My Boss My Hero for
dorama_watch I've gotten behind. It's cute but its not one of my favorites. Ah well.
Later!