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I am not sure. It is listed here on mdl.

I love Rooftop Prince! Hahaha it is hilarious! I like first episode where they are outside of the palace in modern day and the police shine their light at them and they are blinded and disoriented and keep knocking into each other. rofl!

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I am currently rewatching Arang and the Magistrate. It's one of my all time favorite dramas. :D Have you seen it? What are you watching?

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Good luck! I hope you.like it. :D

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I don't like Tolkien's writing style at all. Like...I consider myself a writer (even though I haven't written anything in ages, kinda like reading. :P) and also a descriptive writer, but dude described waaay too much. King of run on sentences. Lol Since I dropped The Hobbit, I never even tried to read LOTR books, since they are written even more descriptive than The Hobbit, but I, too, enjoyed the movies except I haven't seen The Hobbit movies yet.

There is a really excellent beginner yoga video on youtube by Vidya Yoga. I love it! It introduces you to stretches and is pretty easy. It's about twenty min. and you can really feel the difference afterwards! I highly recommend starting with that one if you can find it.

I really enjoyed both of those! Are you liking them?

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Haha! I just started yoga recently so I am not that flexible yet. :P It takes a while to get that way. Right now I am only at the level of basic breathing and stretching. If you ever are interested in trying it out, there are TONS of beginner yoga guided classes on youtube. It's pretty neat.

I love reading, too, but it's been a long time since I opened a book. I don't feel bad, though. :P From the time I was three, I was always reading books, I must have read hundreds in my life, so slacking off and not reading for a while is ok. Hehe. Plus, I became extremely picky the last few years and it became hard for me to find books that interested me. I prefer fiction novels with romance and exotic locales, preferably historical but not bodice ripper romance novels. I don't typically like fantasy or mystery at all, either. Or classics. I'm like the only person I know that dropped The Hobbit after the first couple of chapters. :P