Schlesischesstr, Berlin :: What i'm up to these days..

I dry socks on hair driers...

Shinsa-dong, Seoul :: Uhh.....

It's creepy to see a teddy bear with long legs.
Do you agree?

Shinsa-dong, Seoul :: 100% real NaNa

I've been seeing this shit all over the town.
A good friend of mine came into town, and as we were taking a quite a long stroll, since I'm a lame guide, around town, we found this tag everywhere.
I mean like across the river, below, over and other tiny corners. He/she has good eyes for these somewhat obscure but obvious spots, but it's kinda annoying to see it EVERYWHERE. And I do mean everywhere.

Who art thou? Show yourself!

Insa-dong, Seoul :: Paste

I'm beginning to see more tags around town... It's weird to see this movement going around town. Perhaps because in my head, this so-called 'street art' is much more of a western-culture based activity. Is the western culture shaking the art scene of the east or are we going global?

Hong-dae, Seoul :: A bar called...

Myungdong, Seoul :: Character nation

Few things in Korea find me intrigued.
1. Food on sticks
2. Character items on a ball

Home, Seoul :: Cute overload, friday night special II

Beth, my mum's friend's dog... possibly the cutest dog I've ever seen by far.




Look at his pink paws!!

Home, Seoul :: Cute overload, friday night special

The one and only, Simba...

Seoul :: Springfrüling!

Really, it's already the end of March, and spring flowers seem to have had bloomed to its peak.

Seoul :: Schnee!

On another note, it snowed today.

Home, Seoul :: It's Friday night!!

Ladie and jellybeans, this is what I will be tacklin' tonight.


12 yr old Chivas Regal from the 90s. I'm deflowering it tonight.

Seoul :: Mo' Bacon

If you ever need some bacon love online, you are in good hands.

Baconize your website, today!! ㅋㅋ

Yongsan, Seoul :: National Museum of Art

Watch and learn. Gold ear pick.
You know what to give me for my comin' birthday.

Anguk, Seoul :: Cafe 'a cup of coffee'

A friend of mine found this cool ass cafe in this area called, Anguk, where embodies a lot of traditional Korean buildings. This cafe is mad tiny for it has only 4 tables that sits four each, yet is the coolest place I've been so far, here in Seoul. The people who run the place are a couple, who are serious about coffee. They roast their own beans, has 8-9 kinds of beans from various countries, and each cup is hand-dripped by order. AND it only costs like 5 bucks.
Nice.

Changyung-gung, Seoul :: A tale of three sisters

Happy Lunar New Year, bitches.