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Hey everyone! I hope your week started off just right. I know mine did. I haven't talked about it here yet but I do work from home part-time so basically, I am working on Monday, Tuesday, and Friday. Generally, my workload is light but it does get a bit hectic at month's end. Anyway, I won't be talking about work-related stuff in today's post. I'm sure you've noticed how suddenly everyone is creating their own digital content recently. All of a sudden, celebrities and even social media influencers began putting out their video blogs (or vlogs as we call them) talking about whatever. Aside from vlogs though, people have also been getting into podcasts to make themselves productive during this quarantine period. What are podcasts anyway? According to Wikipedia , " a podcast is an episodic series of spoken word digital audio files that a user can download to a personal device for easy listening ."  So basically it is a recorded audio that could be abou...

Hey everyone! How are you guys holding up? I cannot believe we are now down to the last four months of the year 2020. Pretty crazy, I should say. The start of the new decade has been one heck of a ride but as with everything else, I believe this too shall pass. Before we start with this post's main subject, I have a quick question for all the K-Pop fans out there.  What year did you guys start getting into K-Pop?    Don't worry! This won't be a battle of who's the more genuine fan. Besides, how long you've been a K-Pop fan does not define your worth and sincerity as a fan. It's not about the numbers, okay? So why the question? The reason I'm asking is that today I will be talking about older Korean artists. Particularly, I will be talking about some of my older, not-so-favorite K-Pop idol groups whose songs are still in my playlist up to this day. And since I am pretty much considered an ahjumma fan now, most of these might be unfamiliar to some of you newe...

I'm back with another post yet again. Still on the topic of Thai Boys Love (BL) series, this time I decided to talk about my current favourite Thai BL couples. I have not watched that many BL shows yet so my list will be pretty short. But if you are into Thai BL as well, my guess is that you will be familiar with most, if not all, of the couples I will be listing. So let's begin. I have no idea how Thai BL got so huge from the time I dabbled on my first Thai BL drama, Sotus: The Series , to this point in time. I can't really remember how I chanced upon Sotus on Youtube. I know I was just watching the most random videos on Youtube one night, like I always do. And then I think I saw a video listing down the best Thai BL dramas and randomly I chose Sotus as my first BL drama to watch. And so my life got a little bit more interesting from then on. Before I begin my list, please note that my most important factor for liking a BL couple is their chemistry both on-screen and off-s...

Hello everyone! And I am back with another post about Thai Boys Love or BL dramas. This time, I am not going to review a drama but instead, I will list down some of the Thai actors from BL shows that have caught my attention recently. I admit I haven't watched a lot of Thai BL dramas as I am mostly busy with adult life. I am lucky to have come across a few of the more well-known dramas though and it would definitely show in the list that I am about to put out. So here are my top five male actors from Thai BL dramas. #1 Singto Prachaya Ruangroj Singto was born on 28 July 1994 in Bangkok, Thailand. He rose to fame because of his role as Kongpob in SOTUS: The Series which was released in 2016. Just a side note: this BL drama is my ultimate favorite at the moment. Now going back to Singto, I have to say that there is something about him that captivates you. Frankly, he isn't the most good-looking BL actor out there and his acting skills cannot be considered brilliant just yet. Hav...