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We’d love give you tteok (rice cake) like tradition, but that might be a food hazard—so a book it is 📖
“Why rice cake?!” you ask? Let this footnote in Payback Ep 87 explain it to you. The episode is also free to read for a week 🤩
“Why rice cake?!” you ask? Let this footnote in Payback Ep 87 explain it to you. The episode is also free to read for a week 🤩
March 27, 2025 at 11:49 PM
We’d love give you tteok (rice cake) like tradition, but that might be a food hazard—so a book it is 📖
“Why rice cake?!” you ask? Let this footnote in Payback Ep 87 explain it to you. The episode is also free to read for a week 🤩
“Why rice cake?!” you ask? Let this footnote in Payback Ep 87 explain it to you. The episode is also free to read for a week 🤩
Reposted by Alessandra
In Korean tradition, doljanchi is a big celebration for a baby’s first birthday.
The highlight? Doljabi!
The baby picks from a set of objects, each symbolizing a different path in life. (No pressure, baby 👶)
We thought it’d be the perfect way to celebrate our own first birthday 🎂
The highlight? Doljabi!
The baby picks from a set of objects, each symbolizing a different path in life. (No pressure, baby 👶)
We thought it’d be the perfect way to celebrate our own first birthday 🎂
March 27, 2025 at 11:49 PM
In Korean tradition, doljanchi is a big celebration for a baby’s first birthday.
The highlight? Doljabi!
The baby picks from a set of objects, each symbolizing a different path in life. (No pressure, baby 👶)
We thought it’d be the perfect way to celebrate our own first birthday 🎂
The highlight? Doljabi!
The baby picks from a set of objects, each symbolizing a different path in life. (No pressure, baby 👶)
We thought it’d be the perfect way to celebrate our own first birthday 🎂