Pendant, earrings from Accessorize, scarf from my mom's closet.
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Sorry readers it's been a while but I'm telling you that things are eventually looking up and hopefully tiny traveller will be back on its stream soon.
Hope everyone enjoys this wonderful spring season !
Flowers grow out of the dark
or sugars?
...yes Crêpe suits us better than philosophy;). You know it.
My weekend was fantastic. Under perfect February weather in Kobe we had a full day from cozy pizzeria to his haircut. Yes I just needed a second to breathe like this.
It's already March by the way and another brand-new week to carry on. So let's get down to business.
A wonderful new month, everyone!xx
like a flower under rain
like a child's first day
like a story's first page
watch our love come to life
love is not a thing to rush
it's a feeling you should trust
it'll be that way with us
watch our love come to life
come to life come to life
watch our love come to life
We looked for our last supper in Seoul from stalls in Dongdaemun Market but apparently got lost in millions of retail shops. Language was indeed the desperate matter during this trip.
One of the symbolic shots of Korea though the gate was surprisingly smaller than I expected.
Not forgetting the girls' best friends in the evening:). 
By the way K-Pop is occupying my iPod now;P.
I loved how the small alleys intricately exist in this neighbourhood; it did arouse the feeling of vagabond in me.
Starbucks could be so unlike Starbucks when it's written in Hangul alphabet;P. I loved it though.
Historical architectures really convinced me that Koreans and Japanese shared the same ethnic origin.
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One of the things which I most wanted to do during this trip; trying authentic Samgyetang<3
My happy face explains everything:D. Yes, Samgyetang was beyond my expectation. Beautiful, beautiful.
Since I came back from Seoul I've been often having sudden craving for Samgyetang...it was that good.
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Did anyone notice that the subway was coloured with Ying-Yang?
7 am from the hotel window. Good morning, Seoul.
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Armed with gloves and thick wool jacket to survive in -11℃, we gently kicked off our second day in Seoul. Insadong was the first destination.
The neighbourhood was flanked with endless series of small Korean antiques shops, galleries and tea houses. We strolled every nook and cranny in Insadong gil then sheltered ourselves from stabbing outside coldness. I didn't even feel my fingers or feet.
Breakfast time. Not Korean style at all;P.
Us looking so satisfied with a generous omija-tea present by a cute Korean waiter:). 
Next Up: Insadong Part 2 & Samgyetang lunch<3
Welcome to Myongdong, Seoul.
We both fell in love with the naming of this particular cosmetic shop;). Can we also purchase perfect Korean skin please? 
Completely lost in floods of Korean alphabet, we finally managed to come back to our hotel.
Seoul, Day 2 : Coming up soon!
After seeing and soaking myself in diffrent cultures, life has taken on much more joy and meanings. There is much to learn, to discover and to savour. It's my hope here to share with you all the world I live, laughter and the thoughts I encounter everyday. Also for those who visit from overseas, you'll probably see a little more than sushi and Gei-sha.
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