Aww… boys will be boys. Jang Dong Gun, Kim Soo Ro, and Kim Min Jong make a run for it in Gangnam, while Gong Yoo hides shyly behind a shirt. The photo above I presume has Gong Yoo’s character Seo Yoon Jae already switching his soul with student Gyung Joon, played by Shin Won Ho. I mean, why else would a successful doctor look so bashful?
Oh my God, I know why. It’s because Lee Min Jung stole his pants!
For a very short time I was in Busan, which was fun but bittersweet. I didn’t get to go to as many places as I would have liked, but I tried to take as many pictures as I could. So here goes – the beautiful sea port city of Busan!
On another note, I liked Seoul a lot more – I think I thrive more in metropolitan cities, but Busan has its charms.
I know I said I was going on hiatus, but I can’t resist a live recap! I am watching King 2 Hearts live on TV and just typing what I see as I go along. I have not seen the last three episodes prior to this one (episodes 13-15), so I don’t know what’s going on at this point. I may misinterpret everything that’s happening too, but that’s the fun part!
I did this the last time I was in Korea with The Princess’ Man. As it’s a live recap, there are no photos.
Ryu Si Won is really getting a divorce. He had been keeping mum on the situation, but after the press conference for his new (ironically named) drama Goodbye Wife, he addressed the issue to the reporters. Without taking any questions, Ryu only stated that he still wants to try to keep his family together even though it looks to be unlikely now. He’s most afraid of what his daughter may feel and go through during the divorce, and hopes that he won’t hurt her feelings. By wearing his wedding ring still, he indicated to the public that he still views himself as a married man.
I really wonder what the story is, though they have the right to protect their privacy. The wife is being made to look like she’s the bad one here, though either party could be at fault. But I agree with Ryu in that I would also be concerned for the daughter. It would be best if both parents could be a constant presence in her life, no matter their feud, because then at least she can grow up feeling loved, and not have warped psychological after effects from the divorce. (And yes, there will be psychological effects, though it may manifest in different ways.)
