This Is A Korean Cutlery Gift Set Meant For Couples. I Don’t Get To Touch It Often, As It Was My Parents
This is a Korean cutlery gift set meant for couples. I don’t get to touch it often, as it was my parents who received it as a gift.
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I'm going to study Quant now.
I'm so happy. Look at this beautiful collection of books by Virginia Woolf. I'm so excited to read them.
📍The Rangji Temple/Sri Ranganatha Temple, Vrindavan
I’ve defiled the very first page of my new journal—the one destined to be my sacred commonplace book. A grand beginning, now tainted beyond repair. Truly, my talent knows no bounds.(sarcasm, of course)
I tend to get a bit dramatic...... nevermind.
Time left for the exam: 2 days
This turns out to be a Hakata doll, not a Kokeshi. Thank you @kojiiwata for letting me know!!
More info about these dolls that I looked up on the internet;
A Hakata doll is a traditional Japanese clay doll that originated in Fukuoka (formerly known as Hakata), on the island of Kyushu. These dolls are typically hand-crafted and painted, known for their realistic details, soft colors, and serene expressions.
This is the modern version of a kokeshi (こけし) doll. Though they are usually made of wood, the ones used as decorations or souvenirs are often made of clay, ceramic, or other materials.
A Thai handicraft made from coconut.
I messed up really badly. I'm scoring so low on my entrance exam—though the results aren't out yet, I'm sure I won't get into any B-school with these marks. At this rate, all I can hope for is to get into some university. I'm afraid I've ruined my life.
I have three days left before my entrance exam. I didn’t study much today, but I’ll try my best to complete at least one English book.
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“I enjoy doing many things, though unfortunately, I'm not particularly good at any of them.” ~ proudly, me.
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