A big cotton candy with pastel colors always caught my eyes when I was young in a picnic park. I felt like it 보송보송, downy, soft. I thought I eat a slice of cloud. It was a magic of sugar. 

A Korean Word: 보송보송하다. 

Pronounced 보-송-보-송-하다. bo-song-bo-song hada. 

It means dry and soft. Feels like good to touch. Looks like very soft as baby's cotton blanket.

When the word is used?

When you feel like very dry and soft about fabric after washing.

When baby's face is soft.

When someone's skin is very soft, dry and tender.

I pleased to see cotton candies on the street. I stopped by the store Cath Kidston. I love the vintage style living stuff with pastel colors. Woman has to be control in the store because every stuffs are beautiful with natural design.

You are able to see the truck which sells tangerines from JeJu Island around an apartment in winter.

An open-air food store on the street developed its cooking.

A street store has various menu, and I should not to call the menu as street junk foods. There were noodles, fish cake, spicy rice cake, corns, Korean style hot dogs and stir-fried pupa soup. Yes, people eat pupa. I remember I ate pupa too. I stopped eating them after grown-up because they don't look good. I just remember the taste was very good. 

There were more than 12 menus. I couldn't believe it.

The following is a sliced potato.

When I was in New York, I walked more than 3 blocks. I just drove when I move into New Jersey. After coming back to Korea, I mostly drive by myself. I didn't walk a lot. I try to walk more hours than the past years in Korea for my health. Steemit helps me to walk more than 3 hours on weekends.

Good steemit! :)

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