My Phone is Cute || my things

Korea is known for having the most random but cute THINGS.  REALLY random things. You can walk around the bustling areas of 이대 (Idae) or 홍대 (Hongdae) and you'll see a ton of accessory stores for almost anything, including your cell phone.

While shopping for gifts I discovered these cute cell phone accessories. A few years ago everyone had big and fuzzy cell phone trinkets that would dangle from your phone. Now it's these little accessories that you put into the ear jack.

It seemed a bit silly at first, but I'm so glad I bought these. I actually regret not buying more. You can find them anywhere on e-bay/amazon/gmarket I'm sure. They can range from $1.00 to $10.00. I bought mine for 1,000 KRW each.

Even though they're starting to become really trendy in Korea I wonder if people here would actually buy them.

Would you buy one for your phone? Is it unnecessary? Cute? What do you think....

friendly cookies || Project 366

{42/366 - friendly cookies}

My co-teacher and I decided to bake cookies for our students for Valentine's Day. It was pretty simple and they turned out really cute. 

dimples || Project 366

{38/366 - dimples}

Melody is so cute. She has two massive dimples which made me think about how unique each person's face really is. I asked everyone in this class to smile and to look at each other's faces. I asked them to see what was the same and what was different. Most of them didn't notice Melody's dimples. After pointing them out, they started to notice the friends who did. I think dimples are extra special. I have one on my right cheek and never thought much about it until recently. I wonder what makes a cheek dip in like that. 

Everything is Cute || Project 366

{Project 366. 15/366 - Cute Pencil Case}

Everything in Korea is so darn cute. This is one of my student's pencil case. So cute.