05 Tuesday Jun 2012
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There is no shortage of cute things in Korea! I spied these darling little rice grains (complete with their brown husks) as prizes at a game arcade. Aren’t they adorable?
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Adorable indeed! Cute and lovely.
Imagine if there were different types of rice dolls— I’d have little stubby short rice grains for Korea, and I’m guessing your rice in the Philippines is more of a long grain, huh? teehee~~~!