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Twilight


In case anyone doubted that my obsession was just as strong as ever! Yep, Twilight in Korean! Actually, it's still in English but with Korean subtitles. Close enough.

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Jill said…
hey becka.
this is jill rockway (now roberts) from cal poly/crusade/dorms/etc. it has been forever since i saw you...but i started reading your blog after a post you made on facebook (i think).
anyways, i just wanted to say that i have that exact same korean dvd of twilight. :) my husband travels to korea for business and always brings me back dvd's he picks up over there.
hope you are doing well in your new hometown. i've never been out there with matt, but am interested in seeing where he spends so much of his time.
will be praying for you and all that transitions associated with moving to a new place - let alone a new country!
~jill :)
beckalippy said…
Thanks Jill! I have to admit, i totally stalked you on fb a while back when you got married and loved seeing where you are in life. You should totally try to come out with Matt sometime! We'll grab coffee here in one of the millions of coffee shops! :)

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