When I Miss You ♥ ♥ ♥ ^^

[Gikwang]
Uyeonhi yaegil deu-reosseo (jal chinae-neunji)
Jal chinae-neun geot kata na
Dahaengira saengga-khae haengbo-khae boyeo nan
Ajik himdeul jurara-nneunde

[Hyunseung]
Jo-geum na sseul-sseurhan mame (u-urhan mame)
Da chinan giyeo-geul kyesok hemae-ida
Bam gipi chwiihae kal-surok
Kwaehnshiri jo-geum na seulpeojine

[Dongwon]
Ni-ga bogo shipeojimyeon (so go-od bye go-od bye)
Ni-ga deo keuriwojimyeon
Meong-hani nuwo meong-hani nuwo
Kkeunnae jamdeul-ji motha-go

[Yoseob]
Ni-ga bogo shipeojyeodo (so go-od bye go-od bye)
Ni-ga deo saenggannado
Naneun gwaehn-chanha naneun gwaehn-chanha naneun gwaehn-chanha
Ni-ga haengbokhadamyeon nan

[Junhyung]
Keunyang bung tteoi-nneun gibuniya
Kudi kyeolloneul naeril pilyo-ga eom-neun munjeya
Jinanbam kkumcheoreom kkaeyeonamyeon modu heu-teojyeo
Da-gakaryeo hamyeon neon jakku meo-reojyeo waeh neon jakku meo-reojyeo

[Doojoon]
Neowah hamkkeyeosseul ttae neol tteonabonaegi jeone
On himeul dahae neol sarang-haetkie
Huhwehneun eom-nne neol wiihan han sarameun nara-go mideo-nneunde
Keuge aniyeo-nna bwah

[Dongwon]
Ni-ga bogo shipeojimyeon (so go-od bye go-od bye)
Ni-ga deo keuriwojimyeon
Meong-hani nuwo meong-hani nuwo
Kkeunnae jamdeul-ji motha-go

[Yoseob]
Ni-ga bogo shipeojyeodo so go-od bye go-od bye
Ni-ga deo saenggannado
Naneun gwaehn-chanha naneun gwaehn-chanha naneun gwaehn-chanha
Ni-ga haengbokhadamyeon nan

[Junhyung]
Neol baraedajudeon gil neowah hamkke mashideon geopi
Hamkke ilgdeon chaek kachi bodeon deurama
Ireon modeun geot-deu-ri cham keurib-guna
Neol baraedajudeon gil neowah hamkke mashideon geopi
Hamkke ilgdeon chaek kachi bodeon deurama
Ireon modeun geot-deu-ri cham keurib-guna

[Yoseob]
Ni-ga bogo shipeojyeodo ni-ga deo saenggannado
Naneun gwaehn-chanha naneun gwaehn-chanha naneun gwaehn-chanha
Ni-ga haengbokhadamyeon nan

 Translation Credits: pop!gasa, Ind. Parts by: Jessica
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AFTER.......1 YEAR??? (or is it 2???haha^^)

Hey guys..it's been sooooooooooooo long since i've posted anything so i've cleared the cobwebs,made a few change here and there,update my playlist etc,etc so here goes my new refined blog~~ ^^ there'll be few things to say coz lately my life has been exciting and adventurous so can't wait to share~ ^^ until then cheerios~~ ^-^

skincare during office hours...^^

Keep a hand sanitiser handy.
Did you know that objects on your desk—such as your phone—harbor more germs than a toilet handle? Think 25,000 germs per square inch! And about 30% of those end up on your fingers! Since it’s next to impossible to wash your hands every hour (doing so can dry your hands, too!), keep a hand sanitiser bottle on your desk. Purchase one that includes moisturisers, since the alcohol in hand sanitisers can dry out your skin.

Lock in moisture.
Air conditioning can seriously dry your skin. We’re talking dry, cracked, flaky-skin-cells kind of skin. You’ll notice your hands are usually the first ones to suffer, thanks to repeated hand washing throughout the day. Prevent your skin from being as dry as the Sahara by slathering on a good hand cream every once in a while (say, after washing your hands). Select one that’s thick enough to lock in moisture for hours.

Ward off UV rays.
Even if your work doesn’t require you to spend much time outdoors or out on the field, you can still be exposing yourself to harmful UV rays. That’s because UV rays can still penetrate through glass windows. If you find yourself seated next to a window most of the day, put on sunscreen before leaving the house, preferably one with an SPF of 15 or higher. Lots of companies now infuse SPF in their products, so it won’t be hard to find makeup that can help protect you from the sun’s rays.

Hydrate.
There are times when you’re so engrossed in that Powerpoint presentation you’re putting together that you forget to make a trip to the water cooler. Hydrate! Water helps flush out toxins in the skin, making your skin clearer and more radiant. It also helps get rid of water retention, which is what causes those awful eye bags that tell the world you’ve been up all night finishing a report. Aim to drink more than 8 to 10 eight-ounce glasses a day. And hey, a trip to the water cooler can mean getting some juicy gossip from your colleagues!

Eat healthy.
A working girl’s gotta eat, but unfortunately, quick lunch breaks often spell fast food. The next time someone calls for take-out, suggest a healthy food place or at least a restaurant with a menu where everything isn’t deep-fried. Opt to order a crisp salad, which is loaded with vitamins and minerals that help keep your skin clear, plus they contain antioxidants that fight free radicals (they’re the ones that break down your skin cells and make your skin look dull). If you really can’t avoid the fast food route, consider bringing your own lunch to work, and make it a healthy one (such as a lean chicken sandwich or pasta with lycopene-rich tomatoes).

Air your feet.
Prevent a stinky situation by airing your feet at least once a day. Of course, do this discreetly! Slip off your heels under your desk and do foot exercises, such as rotating your feet clockwise then counterclockwise to encourage blood circulation as well. Letting your feet loose once in a while decreases your chances of getting fungal infections.

source:http://my.custom.yahoo.com/amazingyou/article/skincare-in-the-office-2221

HOW I MET THOSE UNIQUE MULTI TALENTED 4D SO-NYEON...^^

It all started during 1 day when my lil sister showed me this vid:

then..during that video i saw this guy:

he was dancing and singing to this part in fiction

That's when he started to caught my attention..(coz he sings with so much emotion...his facial expression..so sad.. Although i watched it wit no subs at this time but i could feel that this song is sad...)
Well during this time it's only him and him:

♪na bulcha bulge♫♫ (that part)

See his eyes???also sad and full of emotions and his voice during that part is soooooo touching...TT

But what really tied me with this group is this vid:

the way they dance,their facial expression(again..i know..)...waaahhhhhhh!!!mesmerizing!!!!the part i like the best is when they breathe..hehehe...tell me where can we find people breathing like that..i mean breathing like they MEAN it???
since then i become a part time Beast stalker(online only!!!),Beast follower and all...and i come to love all of them...~♥
The very charismatic,caring,big-brother leader Yoon Doojoon, The cool,sweet,shy rapper Yong Junhyung The famous, forever beautiful and talented 4D prince with a really unique voice Jang Hyunseung   The cutie,visual magnae with a strong vocal and alluring voice Yang Yoseob My forever sweet,cuddly,cute,beautiful smile and smize,honest but sometimes babo baby(kekeke ;p) Lee Gikwang The hardworking,good hearted and foreign but good looking true magnae Son Dongwoon

hehehehehe....so this is how i come to know BEAST....next part will be a bit of their bios so....kidarigo....^^

Once again...Me no sasaeng..just a fan...^^

BEAST(Boys of EAst Standing Tall)

BEAST-비스트

 

For this time i'll talk about their names in Hangul and their meanings first coz i really really find the meaning of a person's name interesting....
In Islam,a person name supposed to symbolised or show the characteristic of the person carrying that name so it is truly important for parents to wisely choose a good name....
~Enough with the rambling...hehe...so here goes...^^

leader Yoon Doojoon (윤두준)
윤 (Yun/Yoon) means allow and/or consent.
두 (Du) means head.
준 (Jun/Joon) means Handsome/Good-looking
윤두준 -Allow Head Handsome 

My rearrangement: Handsome/good looking head allowed^^

4D prince Jang Hyunseung (장현승)
장 (Jang) common Korean surname literally means to expand
현 (Hyun) means virtuous and/or angelic.
승 (Seung) means complete and/or finished
장현승 -to expand virtuous/angelic complete/finished

My rearrangement :to expand complete/finished virtuous angel^^

Cool rapper Yong Junhyung (용준형)

용 (Yong) means brave.
준 (Jun) means Handsome/Good-looking
형 (Hyung) means brother.
용준형 -Brave Handsome Brother.
Agreed!!!!^^

Cutie vocal Yang Yoseob. (양요섭)
양 (Yang) means Sun.
요 (Yo) (according to Yoseob himself) means light
섭 (Seob) (according to Yoseob)means fire
양요섭 -Sun Light Fire

My rearrangement:sun lighted fire/fire that is lighted by the sun
* i've done little research about the name Yo and turns out this name come from the Hebrew word El

http://www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/0/El

interesting how Yoseob's parents thought about their son's name rite????^^

Killer smiler/smizer Lee KiKwang [GiKwang]  (이기광. )
이 (Lee) a common Korean surname meaning plum tree

기 (Ki/Gi) means rise
광 (Kwang/Gwang) means light(also?)
이기광 -plum tree rise light

My rearrangement:plum tree rises by the light

Maknae Son Dongwoon  (손동운 )

손 (Son) means killing. But in "slang" it means look good/awesome. It can also mean 'hand'
동 (Dong) means East. But it can also mean beam/pillar.
운 (Woon) means luck, fortune, chance. 

손동운-killing/hand east/pillar luck/fortune/chance

My rearrangement: hand of the fortune pillar

P/S: i really really have no intention whatsoever of making fun of their names..i totally did my research as well as i could before posting this but as i am a foreigner and my knowledge in Hangul and Korean names is totally totally limited..this is what i came up with..again i'm sorry for any mistakes done and please don't take this post seriously...i'm totally totally into them so believe me when i say i won't make fun of them especially regarding their names which were given by their parents..this is just for my own purpose coz i'm totally totally curious..that's all~^^ again i'm sorry if i offended anyone unintentionally

P/P/S:anyone who wanted to translate their name correctly for me is most welcomed~^^ please!!! ~ ^-^

And another thing....whatever i posted on my blog have no copyright infringement  intention whatsoever 
all of them belongs to their respected owners unless stated....tq....^^

Korean Greetings – How to Bow(just sharing........)

General Guidelines

Bows are generally reserved as greetings of respect to one’s seniors or when in the company of one’s peers, for formal occasions. You will rarely see close friends bowing to one another, for example, unless they are of a certain age or in a public arena. Waving hello to friends and colleagues with whom you have a familiar rapport is absolutely fine.

Everyday bows as greetings are rarely silent. Greetings are vocalized when bowing and are usually finished by the time the bow is completed. Annyeonghaseyo (안녕하세요) or annyeonghashimnika(안녕하십니까) is “hello”, gamsahamnida (감사합니다) is “thank you”.

Posture. Remember when you were a kid your mother would always say to “stand/sit up straight’? Posture is important, even while bowing. Bowing occurs from the waist, and not the neck. One bows by bending forward their upper body from the waist, standing straight with knees closed.

It is polite to return bows if you are receiving one, unless you’re an obvious senior. Although you’re not required to bow when a child bows to you, it is a nice gesture to do so.

Exchange of name cards and business cards are common in Korea, and you’ll find yourself in situations when you’ll be exchanging cards and bowing at the same time. Give your card with both hands and receive cards with both hands. Once you get used to bowing, double tasking shouldn’t be that difficult.

Handshakes. It’s becoming more and more common to exchange handshakes in business settings. This too, is done while bowing. Sometimes both hands are used to grasp the other person’s hands, sometimes a single handshake suffices. Play it by situation. Note that Korean women generally don’t offer handshakes first, even in business situations. There are some women who even find it offensive when a man offers a handshake, so beware. (Although, in the case of foreigners, you have leeway to be forgiven.)

Let’s take a look at the different bows:

Casual Bow
Although it may look like one, it’s not to be confused with a curt headnod. Remember: bowing occurs from the waist, not the neck.
A quick, swift bow, this is the greeting close or similar ranked colleagues or friends, and in the situations when you can’t perform the deeper bows: in cramped spaces such as elevators or public transportation. It is also acceptable when you run into the same senior several times during the day.

Respectful 30º ~ 45º Bow

The standard bow

The most common, this is the standard bow. It follows all the general guidelines listed above. It is used to greet almost anybody; seniors and even juniors. You really can’t go wrong.


“Belly-button” Bow

People in uniform usually give the formal "belly-button" bow

The “belly-button” or navel bow (배꼽인사) is the formal respectful bow that is mostly used by women in uniform, especially flight attendants and salespeople. The term comes from the fact that the hands are clasped together at the navel position when bowing. The degree of bowing depends on the occasion but the 45º is the most common.


90º Bow

Simultaneous handshake and 90 degree bowing

This bow is literally called the “90 degree bow” (90도 인사) in Korean because it is. It’s a form of utter respect, an intentional showing of service and obedience. Despite its good intent, it is highly parodied in comedy skits involving gangsters and overzealous company employees trying to please their seniors. It is also used in occasions for deep apologies.


Big Bow

The big bow done on New Year's Day is called 'sebae' (세배)

Besides the regular everyday bows, there are the knees-to-the-ground “Big Bows” (큰절) or deep bows that are reserved for special occasions such as holidays, weddings, funerals, jesa (제사, ancestral rites), greeting elders after a long period of absence, and showing of extreme remorse or gratitude. (Celebrities thankfully bowing down to their fans during events or bowing while asking for forgiveness for wrongdoings are an example.)

The method of bowing is different for men and women. Video clips on how to do the big bow can be found around the web, here’s an example.

The Don’ts
There aren’t strict rules about bowing, but anything worth doing, it’s worth doing properly. Try to avoid the following:

Do not bow deeper to someone when you are already with another person who is that someone’s senior. For example, when you’re with the director of your department and a manager passes by, you do not give that manager a 90º bow in the director’s presence.

Do not bow “down” to someone, i.e. when you are on a staircase, be sure to get on the same or lower level to whom you are bowing before greeting them.

The “silent bow” is just plain rude, unless you’re in an environment where you have to be quiet like the library or theater. Say hello! Say goodbye! Say thank you!

Bowing is not modern dance. Don’t try to bow while moving, e.g. walking, running, jogging. Take your time to stand still and deliver a proper greeting.

Although it’s not truly a “don’t”, Koreans don’t bow with their hands together in a prayer pose unless they’re Buddhist or in a religious setting. Countries in South East Asia have this custom for everyday life, but it isn’t common here.

And also:

Watcha lookin' at?

Although making eye contact upon first encounter is important, a mistake that foreigners (and even Korean kids) often make is maintaining that eye contact when bowing. What results from this stance: your neck sticks out while your upperbody goes down, making you look like a bird. Not very attractive.

Hanging arms are not appropriate

Ah, the swinging arms. Some people are just too comfortable when bowing. Unless you want to look like you’re trying to touch your toes, avoid being a gorilla; keep your arms naturally at your side.

taken from:http://blog.korea.net/?p=2622

Five essential oils for the skin

Lavender. 

Notice how many nighttime-use products contain lavender? That’s because studies have shown that lavender can help treat depression, insomnia, headaches, and even PMS. Lavender is also one of the essential oils that can be applied directly to the skin, as this helps treat inflammation caused by sun damage and burns. This is a wonderful oil to add to products you apply at night, since its soothing properties can easily help you drift off to la-la land. Lavender can be quite drying though, so if you plan to apply it directly to your skin, use sparingly.

Geranium. 

Taken from the rose geranium plant, geranium oil is great for those with combination or oily skin, as it has the capacity to balance the production of sebum (oil) in the skin. Because of this, skin becomes more elastic, making it firmer and toned. And since this oil stimulates the lymphatic system, it also relieves water retention and swelling, which can prevent and lighten the appearance of cellulite on the skin. An added bonus is that geranium contains cicatrisant properties, which promotes the healing of cuts, bruises, and even eczema!

Carrot Seed. 

Carrots are good for your eye sight, but they’re also good for your skin! Carrot seed oil is rich in beta carotene and vitamins B, C, D, and E, and makes for a wonderful skin rejuvenator as it stimulates cell growth. It also makes for a great ingredient in products targeted to improve dehydrated, tired, aging skin. Carrot seed oil not only improves skin complexion, but it also strengthens red blood cells, which helps increase the elasticity and firmness of the skin.

Chamomile. 

You probably know chamomile best in its tea form, which helps soothe and calm your nerves. But chamomile is great for inflamed skin as well, especially acne and rashes. That’s because chamomile contains phenolic derivatives, which possesses certain healing qualities and doubles as an antiseptic. The flavonoids in chamomile also help strengthen the skin, as it promotes granulation and cell regeneration.

Tea tree. 

Aboriginal tribes in Australia have known about the benefits of tea tree oil for thousands of years—they’ve been using it to treat mouth ulcers and abscesses, as well as boils, psoriasis, thrush, and other wounds. That’s because tea tree oil has powerful anti-viral and anti-fungal properties that, at the same time, help stimulate the immune system. Look out for tea tree oil in products for treating dandruff, candidiasis, and even sun burns. This oil is also great for treating acne—studies have shown that it’s just as effective as benzoyl peroxide, with the added bonus of not causing any redness or peeling of the skin.

Taken from: http://my.custom.yahoo.com/amazingyou/article/five-essential-oils-for-the-skin-2171