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misstetah: adorable puppies play with squeaky toy (x)

Tue, 23 Apr 2013 12:02:10 -0400

misstetah:

adorable puppies play with squeaky toy (x)

So I really like Tumblr, but I just don’t know what I want to do with this one right now...

Wed, 01 Aug 2012 15:52:35 -0400

So I really like Tumblr, but I just don’t know what I want to do with this one right now :(

The one I’m updating currently is http://eye-candy-7.tumblr.com/ ^^ ㅋㅋ

EXO-K - MAMA

Sat, 21 Apr 2012 19:55:49 -0400

EXO-K - MAMA

Hi. I haven’t been on Tumblr in I don’t know how...

Wed, 25 Jan 2012 13:10:57 -0500

Hi. I haven’t been on Tumblr in I don’t know how long. School and life have been keeping me busier than ever during these past couple of months, so looking at pictures of Jay or U-Kiss or whatever on Tumblr has kind of fallen off my list of priorities.

The reason why I’m posting now is because of JANET LIANG.

Janet needs our help. Please watch her video and check out her website or Facebook page (http://helpingjanet.com or http://facebook.com/helpingjanet)

Eli, why you so attractive? ㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎ

Tue, 29 Nov 2011 18:41:37 -0500

Eli, why you so attractive? ㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎ

D’awwwwwww. I love Kevin Woo!

Mon, 07 Nov 2011 17:43:00 -0500

D’awwwwwww. I love Kevin Woo!

clueless-love: RIP WANG YUE October 14th 2 year old toddler...

Sat, 22 Oct 2011 12:55:13 -0400

clueless-love:

RIP WANG YUE

October 14th 2 year old toddler Wang Yue walks out of her parents shop and crosses the road. She doesn’t realise a van approaching her. The van is driving at a moderate speed but when the van draws closer to the girl, it doesn’t stop but drives right over her. As the front wheel runs over her body the driver realises that he had run over the girl. After a moment of hesitation, the driver continues, crushing the girl with the back wheel as well. Yue Yue is left on the streets bleeding, at this stage she is still alive and moving. 3 pedestrians walk past her but yet no one is willing to stop to help the poor little girl. Another van drives past and runs over her body the second time. 18 pedestrians walk past her but still, no one helps her. Finally a women picking up trash sees her and drags her to the side of the road. She calls for help and the girls mother runs out. Yue Yue is finally rescued after 10 minutes and 18 witnesses.

Wang Yue died in hospital today (21st of October) due to organ failure. The drivers of the vans have been arrested but both claim that it was dark and they couldn’t see where they were going although both of their headlights had been turned off. If one of the 3 first witnesses had a heart to just even call the ambulance, Wang Yue probably wouldn’t be where she is now. It makes me wonder where people’s hearts are these days. If you saw a toddler bleeding to death on the middle of the road would you just pretended like you saw nothing?

Rest in Peace beautiful Wang Yue. You only had 2 years in this world before your life was taken away from you. I hope that where you are now is way better than this messed up society that we live in. I hope that this tragedy will be a wakeup call for those heartless people out there. Us humanity needs to start caring for each other again. This incident should never be forgotten. Wang Yue exposed us to the sad reality of the 21st century and we need to learn from this. Sweetheart, you’ll forever be in our hearts

Reblog this if you still have a heart. Reblog this if you care for Wang Yue and is as shocked about this story as I am.

This is one of the best posts I’ve seen.

Sun, 16 Oct 2011 12:54:23 -0400

This is one of the best posts I’ve seen.

Photo

Wed, 27 Jul 2011 12:25:46 -0400

findingseoulfilm: As promised, here is the first official...

Sat, 07 May 2011 19:45:05 -0400

findingseoulfilm:

As promised, here is the first official trailer for the film. The son in the trailer is the one I helped write, Rory Sullivan is the singer and Jack Walker performs on it.

Please pass it along to everyone

Thanks so much for keeping up with me, and please continue to follow along :)

John

I'm Going to Korea!

Sun, 20 Feb 2011 16:23:00 -0500

~~(Note: apparently the theme I’m using can’t handle apostrophes in titles? Hm…)~~

So here I am, sitting in the car, on my way to visit my grandparents for a day. For some reason, now seemed like as good a time as any to make a post on Tumble. I feel like my thoughts could just run rampant right now, although I really don’t have much to say. Oh, and I am typing this on a phone, which I am not very used to doing. But anyway…

At long last, after years of practically begging, along with a whole lot of praying, my parents have finally said that my mom and I will definitely be going to Korea this summer. Although my parents have been saying for the past year or so that we would try to go sometime soon, there really wasn’t anything that made it a more or less done deal until a couple days ago (due to financial difficulties, we were not sure if we would be able to go to Korea this summer, although my mom really wanted to, as did I). So, it finally feels real to me now. I am going to Korea—for my first time ever—in July.

At the same time, I do feel a certain sense of trepidation regarding parts of the trip. Well, I am mostly concerned about how I am going to prepare my mom for the trip. She doesn’t know a thing about Korea or its culture. Well, she knows she doesn’t like kimchi and she knows what a hanbok (which she’s pronounces “hahn-bahk”) is, but that is more or less the extent of her knowledge. I’m pretty sure that she is feeling a little uneasy about all this, too, though. I am supposedly going to have to teach her some Korean phrases, which is a topic for another post…

I, myself, am not really prepared, either, but I think I am a lot more open to the culture than my mom is. That isn’t to say that my mom is by any means narrow minded about other cultures, but it’s more of just a neat trip for her, I guess. And, unlike me, she hasn’t been exposed to much Korean stuff. For me, it’s a little like going “home.” I think there is more of me that is being emotionally invested in this trip than my mom knows or can even quite grasp. It’s one of those things that only adoptees can really understand, and not all of them—us—ever feel even a scintilla of this need or want to go back. Some of us feel like we would don’t need to know. Some of us think we’re better off not knowing. They protect themselves from the mystery that lies in Korea. And people are free to feel however they want. For me, however, going to Korea is really important.

My mom and I are traveling through a program for Korean adoptees and their families. The trip will last about a week, and then my mom and I are staying for an additional two nights so I can meet with some friends who are now living in Korea. I also want to visit some other places that aren’t in the itinerary, such as dongdaemun. I might also try to work in something with people like Hyunwoo and Kyeongeun (TTMIK) or even Jaymin Park! Hehe. If possible, I will be meeting my foster mother, as well. That should be a really interesting experience.

I will not be doing a birth family search while in Korea. This is partly due to the fact that I am not 18, but also because that would be way too much for this first trip back. I’m not sure how I feel about pursuing a search for my birth mother, either. Again, that is something I could easily write a whole post on…

The emotions that go along with a trip like this are really something. There are just thousands of thoughts that run through my head these days. At this point, they have become too jumbled for this post. Typing on this phone is also getting a little tiresome.

All in all, I am looking forward to an amazing trip this summer.