Dramaland

The vast and rapid influx of new dramas seems to be calming down lately. And thank god for me because I think if I tried to add anymore at this point, my head would explode. My summer is winding down and I'm running out of time, so here's hoping I can start to catch up with everything I've left behind. Bride of the Water God 2017 Ok I still don't understand Hu Ye's purpose exactly. Is he actually the antagonist? Is he rivaling Habaek as emperor of the god realm? I'm guessing that will come more into focus in the next couple of episodes. I definitely wasn't expecting Bi Ryum's mischievousness to turn so dark. It gives me little bit more appreciation for his character, but he still doesn't really carry the gravity of a god. And Mura most certainly doesn't either. She may look like a goddess, but she's pretty whiny and obnoxious for someone 3,000 years old. I wonder if she'll always stay that way or if she'll have some actua

I spent a little bit too much time with my family and went on a trip to Canada for a week and half. We planned to spend about 2 days in Quebec City and I was excited for an entirely different reason than everyone else. See, it's not easy for me to visit Seoul, but since I live in New York, it's a lot more reasonable for me to travel to Quebec. And one very substantial drama was filmed in Quebec, Goblin! I went to all the locations I saw in the drama. I went into the Frontenac and was disappointed by the size of the lobby. It was quite small. But I found the letter box where Eun Tak sent herself a letter. Then I hiked all the way up to the park that overlooks the city and sat on the hill to take it all in. There's no gravesite there by the way, everyone should know that. I walked down to the city's wall and the fountain where Kim Shin fell in love with Eun Tak. Finally, I believe that I walked into the Christmas shop where Eun Tak frequented. I can't be certain