Cheapskate

I wonder what it is about cheap, greasy food that makes my heart melt. Driving back from looking for apartments with my roommate, out of the corner of our eye, we spied a dirty truck that says the word "Kogi" on it. After a quick double take, I slammed my brakes in the middle of the street and kicked my roommate out with her wallet to stand in line.

After waiting for a good half hour (which I'm told is not that long for the Kogi truck), and trying to find parking while an old white man in a Mercedes honked at me profusely because I'm not moving fast enough, my roommate came back with a big bag that had grease spots all over it.

I knew that it'd be a good dinner.

{Kimchi Quesadilla}

{Bulgogi Burrito}

Note to self: Stop posting food pictures on this blog only. Also, if going to post food pictures on the blog, do not post at night.

Family

I guess I'm finding it pretty pointless to write in a blog where I'm writing incessantly about insignificant topics that'll make me laugh at my stupidity in about 5 years.

Scratch that. In about 5 months.

I also tend to write these incredibly long posts which I'm sure that no one really wants to read because, unlike Lauren from The Hills, I don't really lead a spontaneous life. Other than the occasional outings with my friends, I live rather mundanely day to day. But I guess it's one of those things where I want to know what I was doing during that time in my life and see what I was thinking about.

I guess my hiatus from writing started with spring break and my grandma's funeral. I think it's during these times when you realize that nothing is really as important as family? I'm not trying to sound depressed about it, but I guess that corny saying is true. Corny sayings have to come from somewhere so I guess they have SOME truth to it.

Anyway, I guess I'll end it on that note. I don't really feel like attempting to be witty after mentioning something that's not really on my "happy, fun topic" list.

할머니 <3

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