Out & About #416 | Collective January Visuals

To refrain reiterating statements from the Partial January Visuals entry, I shall immediately proceed to dive into the series of snapshots that made up the bulk of my late January happenings.

​1) Revisiting Nuri Village at lunchtime in search of their phenomenal Jjajangmyeon (and eating it honeykki-style!)

​Also pictured: banchan + Spicy Chicken Bokkeum

​2) My packet of Momo Tea's Take ran out, so off to Tsujiri I went. Ume no Shiro (梅の白) is serving me sufficiently thus far, though quality remains steadier with the former contender.

​3) The surge in minimum wage has consequently induced a sharp increase in CoCo's prices. (At least the VIP status compensates slightly.)

4) Square One Sulley inventory check: five

​5) More Tsujiri rounds were made - how could one resist a toasty, fragrant O-Matcha Black Sesame Latte on a frigid errand-running morning?

6) P.A.T.'s year-long renovations are nearing termination, and the final transformation is quite impressive.

7) I wasn't too happy with failing to secure Infinity Mirror tickets, though I wasn't about to turn down my (potentially) sole opportunity to pose with the infamous red/white dots.
8) Testing new masks from T&T (Beware: the hand masks lead to odd tingling sensations.)

​9) Souvenirs from Japan in the form of mini gacha magnets

10) Experiencing the glorious Flash Roasted Chicken from REDS

11) Sneaking shots of other patrons' dessert displays while killing time near Tsujiri

​12) Lazy winter mornings Feat. Nutella Soy Lattes and Cheese Garden's Chocolate Double Fromage Cheesecake

13) Catching up over MeNami and Injeolmi Bingsoo
​14) Breakfast consisting of an Ume no Shiro latte and Bake Code's Goji Roll

​To have slovenly spent the month in a partially employed, partially sedentary state was a solid shift for me, given that there had never been a moment's peace while engaged in academic affairs for the past several years. One can only hope that February brings about more eventful happenings, especially in regards to employment.
In addition, Chinese New Year is just around the corner!