Story#4- 25.04.2019

Enhypen- Yang Jung-won (양정원)

Our adorable leader♡ I hope that he turned out alright. His eyes are really REALLY pretty, but I don't think that I managed to capture them right😅

Hope that you will like it anyway and if you want, you can tell me your opinion in the comments down below.

Until next time, see ya~♡ And take care♤

Some key charms i ve been working on these past days. Nu'est inspired. Ren, Jr. and Minhyun. Aron and Baekho are next. Hope that u like them💜

Some “serving sizes” for skincare and hair!

Shin Yechan(신예찬) from the korean band LUCY.

I also posted this on my instagram at papilon_blanche if you want to give it a like there as well.

Hope that you like it and if you want, you can give me your opinion in the comments.

Until next time, see ya~♡ And take care♤

Sometimes I just stop and think about the thematic journey of OnlyOneOf's title tracks, and then I need to scream about it to someone, cause when you put all the complexities aside and just boil down every song to the role it serves in the evolution of their themes it hits. so. fucking. hard. Going from a youthful search for meaning and satisfaction (savanna) to feeling guilty and praying for forgiveness (sage), and then trying to find meaning in a blessed relationship (angel) only to realize they're hurting each other because their natures are incompatible (a sOng Of ice and fire), to then refusing to be shamed for their nature (libidO) and accepting everything about what it means to be human (skinz), and then giving a voice to unblessed lovers (the be series) who are determined to drive toward freedom (seOul drift) only to over-indulge and start losing themselves (dOpamine). I have no idea where they could take it from here, but I really hope they get to tell all the stories they want to tell, because the progression so far has been fascinating.

THE KAI DRAGGING GOT ME SO BAD 😭

I HAD TO EDIT THIS

what drama is this

how to learn a language when duolingo isn't cutting it

I know sometimes we try to learn a language through these fancy programs and games, but here are some other activities and ideas if you feel like you're stuck

Use a dictionary. Not an online one, a paper copy. The bigger the better. It helps you think of the grammar (e.g. conjugations) so it's not just available at the touch of a screen. (if you really can't find a word in the dictionary, thencheck online).

Read books and articles and look up and write down every word you don't know. Then, when you've looked up the words, read over it again, checking your new vocab list when you come across the words you don't know. You can make these words into flashcards, but you don't have to. Eventually, you'll have a pretty solid base on common words because of this.

Translate with only your dictionary and your brain. Similar to number one, but treat the translating like an exercise. If you're translating into your target language (or even into your native language) get a native speaker to check it over.

As for what you should translate, go for passages of articles and books, or songs. Preferably what you like or find interesting, but go for some slightly boring stuff as well for variety.

Drill verb conjugations with flashcards, especially irregulars.

Listen to music in the language and sing along to the lyrics. This really helps if the writing system is different to your native language's, but it also helps reading speed regardless. The more words you know, the faster you'll become, usually.

A cute little Yeonjun from the "Nap of a star" MV, on black paper.

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