Heart Berries by @TereseMarieM might be one of the most beautiful books I've read all year. It's deep, raw, and intimate. It invites you in and holds you captive long after you've put it down.
@conniedotcho This isn't a translator (glossary) and also English-Korean but it does provide some legal terms in case you haven't already stumbled upon it.
https://t.co/LaC4ryrqsV
This is a batch of gochujang my grandmother made before she passed away 10 yrs ago. My mom calls it a time capsule. Sheβs kept it in the basement freezer all these years and wanted to surprise my dad with it one day. So one day, a few weeks ago, my mom brought it out for dinner.
As we enter month 9β12 of social distancing, a PSA to get some sunscreen free sun exposure (10-15 minutes) once or twice a day because you are probably vitamin D deficient.
@Sej_Singh@emilythemorrow I forgot that in American tv, you get attached to characters only to have them leave... and then why does the show go on for years without them?... π
@dbmeyerson@molly_coleman But the thing about the legal profession/institutions is that he probably felt great at law school. And did "well" too. Probably praised by those "liberal" professors. But you already know π€
@jimmyjyoon μ΄μ€κΈ° recently(?) said he stopped eating gluten five years ago and he has never felt lighter and faster, etc. for his action scenes. But like... Gluten is in everything? Including your soy sauce!
#MyNameIs Seulki. κΈ°μ¬κΈ°βa palindrome. It means wisdom; my parents hoped I'd grow up wisely, sensibly. 2 years after moving to the US, I asked my parents for an "American" name because no one tried to pronounce it correctly. Those who call me Seulki have a special place in my π.
Started reading #The57Bus by @DashkaSlater. It's devastating. Recommend if you care about racial justice, juvenile justice, inequity, Oakland, the Bay, LGBTQ folks, have a beating heart.