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Hot Summer Day on July 27

 “Differences of habit and language are nothing at all if our aims are identical and our hearts are open.”

 Albus Dumbledore, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire


Omelette with Tomatoes and Toast 

A heat wave is hitting Korea recently and a lot of people struggle with this heat everyday. 
Even we could not sleep well without an air conditioner 😅😅
I try to make some food for myself for health and save some money. 
Today I cook omelette with toast and put some tomatoes with it for lunch. Sometimes I am too lazy to cook but this is very simple and easy to cook. 

My new Tumbler : Blue Bottle Tumbler 

After lunch, I went for a walk and got to CoffeBean to get some beverage. I wanted to have a coffee but I try to have less coffee recently, so I chose a tea. My choice was Swedish Berries which is my favorite tea :) I used my new tumbler and I saved 300won as a cup discount. I decided to use a tumbler instead of a plastic cup to save environment. And I feel much more better with it! 
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