Today's lunch outing to Lucky Chan felt very pre and post pandemic. Conveyor sushi. Fancy outfits. A red lip. Full holiday vibes. Like other conveyor sushi (or hotpots) in other places (vietnam, uk, japan.. all places I have conveyor'd) Today's sushi was most excellent (as was the dimsum, tangy beef and pineapple-y wine cocktail).

The lighting was pink: coming from the (pinterest) pink neon, bouncing off the (pinterest) pink tiles... There were also these massive round lantern shades over the belt - like 4 giant moons blessing us on this Pisces moon (it's a new moon night today), is it now an Aries moon?

​Astrology moves quick... but @queercosmos is for life. 

Iridium almost sounds like a korean word.
Could be a name like: Iri-dium.
Heavy enough to lift an elephant?

​What's in long kdrama episodes that keeps you hooked - other than the cliffhanger endings? Is it feeling feelings driving the plot and being the plot in a way western shows don't even try to be (or do). Even a show like This is Us is feelings but through narrative devices - how can we hide this, flashback that and tada! Reveal! Now cry...

But kdramas are all cards on the table in a way.
​Heart fully on sleeve. Reveals but for feels.
Always feels.
Leading with feels.
One micro expression to the next. 

- other than just competition.

1. Working in a team - valueing what others bring to the table. Same same but different!​
2. Making friends - experiencing having other people care for your wellbeing and goals. Providing motivation and cheer! Fighting! Ganbatte!
3. FAILURE - Be sad. Be a good sport. LOSING: Learning that you could improve, are bad at a thing or that someone is better than you - talent or hard work.
4. Trying your best for your goals!

Ps. Clearly influenced by Daniel Ricciardo and the wholesomeness that is Racket Boys.