what would you do?

I was just watching "We Got Married" (korean variety show) and decided I should converse a few things. Basically it's a show where celebrities are partnered as a make-believe couple and live as though they are married - hence the title. They are given "missions" and everything else is up to them - well, that's excluding the PD and his editing =='

So there was a couple who were given a "honeymoon" mission and it was up to the guy to organise their time and basically make her happy.
First, he took her to a motorcycle track where he showed off his riding skills before giving her a spin around the track as well. Once that was over, they headed to their destination, and this was where they were going to be spending their night.
Now here's the problem, it turns out that they're going to be camping instead of what she thought was going to be a hotel/cabin.

I was reading the comments under the video and mixed reviews were being made about his idea of a honeymoon and whether she should have been upset or not.

HER VIEW: She's a woman whose always pictured a nice room with a bed covered in white sheets. Basically, a place to relax. So when he took her to what seemed like the woods, away from civilisation, she was upset and shocked. It wasn't what she pictured and wondered what he was thinking when he planned it. Also, she felt that he had put too much anticipation upon it that she was expected something else.

HIS VIEW: He doesn't want to do what everyone does on a typical honeymoon. He planned it for her and thought that she would be happy, which was the main idea behind this mission, to make her happy. By camping amongst the fallen Autumn leaves, a nice stream nearby and the night sky above them (god how cliche does that sound..) he thought it was a nicely planned honeymoon.

(lol!) So here's the thing, if you're partner took you camping for your honeymoon, would you be upset? On one view you would be happy that they planned something for you. On the other hand, you would be upset that it's not what you expected and thought about.
In my opinion, I wouldn't really mind because I would enjoy the outdoors and if they've planned it, at least there was effort that had gone into considering it.
But I bet the majority of girls out there would think that he's crazy, doesn't know what he's doing and doesn't understand her. Right?

I found this scenario interesting.

And then another idea arrives. I know, you're probably thinking "what the hell does this girl watch?" But anyway, this is a common issue that couples go through I reckon.. cooking. Yes, cooking (barm barm bar~~m)

(haha!) I'm trying to imagine everyone here, cooking, and what they're specialties might be.
Shannon - cookies, scrambled eggs, migoreng, rice with mayonnaise
Stephanie - i'm assuming that they'll be an expresso machine in the kitchen.. and noodles are your best option as food
Trang - err, she only intends to get fed.. it only works one way.. lets hope her idea of marrying a chef pays off..
Shelley - I can imagine her baking.. wearing those Asian aprons with the little pockets
Sarrah - migoreng? hehe I've never seen Sarrah cook or tasted her food. I've only read about her migoreng skills from what Shannon writes.
Anil - rice.. rice.. and more rice..
Tien - I've tasted your food. So, I reckon he's a versatile cook. He'll be the woman in the relationship.. hehe

And as for me? Err, I hope you like stir fry.. :)

Anyway, so let's say you weren't exactly a good cook, your partner wanted for you to cook a certain dish and asked if you knew how to cook it, would you say:
A. "Yeah, I can cook that.." - despite the fact that you've never really cooked a decent meal in your life but decide to anyway just to show you're not weak..
OR
B. "Err.. you can cook it yourself.." - blunt and straight to the point
OR
C. "Let's have take away :)" - the ideal detour to an uncomfortable situation

B and C are popular choices but I also think that there are many people who would choose A because they don't want to show a weak point.

Alright, well, enough about this moving on to some news.

Yesterday was apparently "Peppero Day". Yes, the Peppero snack that we eat i.e. the Korean version of Pocky. I thought, "they have a day for this?" O__o' Apparently it works sort of like Valentine's Day. But instead of giving roses and chocolates, you give Peppero. They are decorated and made in different patterns and flavours. By the way, they reckon the date (11/11) looks like 5 Peppero sticks.. OK.. we'll just leave it to the Koreans..

Finally, i'll share some pictures from the set of the Korean version of "Hana Yori Dango". Sometimes I think the role of Rui/Lei is important to a lot of people.
So, we've seen the Taiwanese "Meteor Garden" with Vic Zhou.


then the Japanese "Hana Yori Dango" with Oguri Shun.


and now, coming soon, the Korean version with Kim Hyun Joong (SS501)

Source: seoulbeats
Image credits: kangsun19.com and soompi

This shall be interesting to see how he portrays this character. I'm excited to see it. And apparently, as part of the many locations they plan to shoot it in, Australia is one of them.. Now come on, why the hell would you want to shoot it in Australia? And where? Even so, if it was in Sydney, I'd want to go see it for myself. But, this could all be pure rumours.. Nonetheless, woah~ I'm excited to see the fashion as well because that always plays an important role. Yes, don't get me started on the pineapple hairstyle, leather pants and silk shirts in Meteor Garden.. (shivers)

Alright then, enjoy your day~ :)