I didn't like persimmons before but after trying the persimmons my friend brought from Cheongdo back in October in Korea, I am hooked. Good thing Costco has persimmons and theirs don't have seeds like Cheongdo persimmons. So good...
Hot dark chocolate with oat milk & whipped cream for the boy and a latte for me. It is 1°F (-17.2°C) and freezing outside but it makes "having hot drink inside" feel all the more cozy! #SaturdayMorning
I really like this expression! It reminds me of someone originally from Busan or Jeonju living in Seoul speaking perfectly without single hint of dialect, all of a sudden speaking in fluent dialect at the moment he arrives his hometown. 😂 #CarolinaMoonset
The boy got me a bottle of good sake from Japan, so I had to get proper glass including #Masu cup to experience the overflowing #sake. We will open the bottle when the boy comes home!
My Norwegian friend included this postcard in her recent letter. According to her, these small guys are called "Nisser" and they were believed to live in farms and help out farmers in exchange for food and drink. If they weren't paid, they'd get horrid and could even destroy your farm! Every Christmas they had to get rice porridge (grøt) with butter. She said till this day some families set out porridge for Santa as we set out cookies and milk for him here in the U.S. I thought this was very interesting! In Norway, Santa is called Julenissen - Jule (Christmas) is from Yule, which she thinks is a pagan or old English. Nissers don't work for Santa, so they are not those little elves which we believe work at Santa's toy factory. She said Nissers are a big part of Norwegian art and literature, they are literally a piece of Norway. Apparently there is a Christmas song about rats trying to steal a Nisser's porridge. I LOVE this kind of stories! Thanks, Connie!❤️
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I didn't like persimmons before but after trying the persimmons my friend brought from Cheongdo back in October in Korea, I am hooked. Good thing Costco has persimmons and theirs don't have seeds like Cheongdo persimmons. So good...
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It's my baptismal name day today! Happy St. Lucia Day to all Lucias out there! #stluciaday🕯🎄
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Hot dark chocolate with oat milk & whipped cream for the boy and a latte for me. It is 1°F (-17.2°C) and freezing outside but it makes "having hot drink inside" feel all the more cozy! #SaturdayMorning
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It's the time of the season!
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I really like this expression! It reminds me of someone originally from Busan or Jeonju living in Seoul speaking perfectly without single hint of dialect, all of a sudden speaking in fluent dialect at the moment he arrives his hometown. 😂 #CarolinaMoonset
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The boy got me a bottle of good sake from Japan, so I had to get proper glass including #Masu cup to experience the overflowing #sake. We will open the bottle when the boy comes home!
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Someone brought in these taffies. They taste so good only in the office when others brought in. 😐
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First day of December! Happy #Advent season!
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All caught up with writing and writing back! ✍️
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My Norwegian friend included this postcard in her recent letter. According to her, these small guys are called "Nisser" and they were believed to live in farms and help out farmers in exchange for food and drink. If they weren't paid, they'd get horrid and could even destroy your farm! Every Christmas they had to get rice porridge (grøt) with butter. She said till this day some families set out porridge for Santa as we set out cookies and milk for him here in the U.S. I thought this was very interesting! In Norway, Santa is called Julenissen - Jule (Christmas) is from Yule, which she thinks is a pagan or old English. Nissers don't work for Santa, so they are not those little elves which we believe work at Santa's toy factory. She said Nissers are a big part of Norwegian art and literature, they are literally a piece of Norway. Apparently there is a Christmas song about rats trying to steal a Nisser's porridge. I LOVE this kind of stories! Thanks, Connie!❤️
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