yesasia $5 coupon for “tell me you love me”

if you like kdrama, here’s an offer from yesasia for you.

pre-order the drama, tell me you love me aka say you love me, with english subtitles and get $5 off your order.

use coupon code KVLTELLMARK at check out. expires may 28th.

Korean Wave heartthrob Kim Rae Won (Rooftop Room Cat) stars in the 2004 MBC drama Tell Me You Love Me, alongside award-winning film actress Yeom Jung Ah (A Tale of Two Sisters), Yoon So Yi (Goodbye Solo), and Kim Sung Soo (Full House, Lawyers). Unlike many Korean dramas which rely on pure love and teary melodrama, Tell Me You Love Me explores both the innocent and dark sides of love and human nature.

Byung Soo (Kim Rae Won) and Young Chae (Yoon So Yi) have been inseparable since childhood. The perfect couple in everyone’s eyes, they even work at the same film company, working together to achieve their common dream. Their happiness is a thorn to film company CEO Ina (Yeom Jung Ah), a successful businesswoman who has worked hard to achieve her current position, but yet can’t seem to find happiness. Seeing Byung Soo dote on Young Chae only reminds her further of how empty her life and relationship with buddy and lover Hee Soo (Kim Sung Soo) are. Ina decides that she must break apart Byung Soo and Young Chae.

still here

some photos from a week ago:

jaelynn and her uncle chee

faith and her uncle chee

james and i

i was able to watch a few episodes of the drama “dreams link” aka “dream behind the curtain” and it was really good. however, after episode 5, there’s no more subs so i’m on a withdrawal. alex fong look and acted very well from what i’ve seen and looks great with the younger girl even though he’s 20 years older. i really hope they have english subs soon. i’m on a cliffhanger here….*yikes*

tv series, again.

we didn’t do much on labor day. we pretty much tidy up the house a bit and just relax.

i’m trying to create a budget for us. again. i’m trying not to spend money on anything we don’t need. that way we’ll be able to save up some cash for when we do need something.

i finished watching “green rose” weeks ago. started off very good with great chemistry between both leads. halfway though, i thought the chemistry kinda frail off. finished watching “nine tailed fox” last weekend. i knew the ending but i watched it anyway. i bought it a year ago and it was over at my brother-in-law for a long time. when i got it back, my brother borrowed it and i just got it again a few weeks ago. kim ta-hee was not very impressive to me in this one. i don’t know why. the guy’s pretty hot though.
i recently started watching “shades of truth” and am on episode 18. it’s okay – kinda like “infernal affairs” except it has a lighter atmosphere, humor, and sorta slow. it’s my fall-back on series at the moment.

then 3 days ago i stumbled upon a series called “time of dog and wolf“. i first noticed it because of the title. i wanted to watch something with lotsa action but also have a romantic plot. i read about this series and it seem to be what i was looking for. i watched it at mysoju.com and boy, it was so good i was immediately addicted! it’s really fast paced, and the action was really good. again, it was sorta “infernal affairs” themed but with a darker atmosphere and the suspense and thrilled were present at every turn. it really kept me on the edge. i have watched up to episode 14 and cannot wait for the last two episodes. to my knowledge, this series is still being air in korean. the last two episodes will be air today and tomorrow. somehow, i want the drama to be longer. i’ll be sad when it’s over but oh well.
i highly recommend this drama. all the actors and actresses did a great job.

chinese tv series

i ordered the new chinese wuxia series the sword stained with royal blood with english subs and it should be here this week. i only saw the movie version of it and thought it was good.

the movie version starred yuen biao, anita yuen, and sharla cheung in the 90’s. i am interested to watch an extended version and here’s my chance. i have some credits and combined with the $5 off coupon for july i’m out only $15! a great price for a series huh?

i am anxiously awaiting nicholas tse’s new tv series, “wing chun“, the tv adaptation of yuen biao’s 80’s movie by the name of “a prodigal son“. in the movie, he played the son, and now in the series, he is playing the father. c’mon now, i hope the version with english subtitles is release soon.

blog-wise, i changed the theme because i was having problems with the previous theme. my images were not aligning correctly no matter what i did. and the images looked different on my pc at work and at home. i want to thank the designer of the theme, jez, for trying to help me out. i appreciate your efforts very much.