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Drama High: Pushin'

If only there was a potion to make all Jayd Jackson’s troubles disappear…
Even though Jayd’s finished with the AP exams and finally has some space of her own at her mother’s house, she’s got to deal with the drama all around her. Mickey blames Jayd for her ruined baby shower; Rah, her ex, is bristling over her renewed relationship with beach boy Jeremy; and her #1 frenemy, Misty, is hard at work conjuring trouble. With so much going on, it’s hard for Jayd to concentrate on her spirit lessons and hair braiding business. But Jayd’s determined to push back and claim some peace for herself, ’cause focusing on the gift from her ancestors could hold the key to bringing the chaos under control for good…

Dang Dak Data!~

Name : Dangdak(Dang-Dak)

Other names:
Hwacho Dak, Ggok Dak, Chim Gye, Korean Bantam.

Origin : Korea.

The area that is bred mainly(Korea) : Gyonggi-Do.

Color : Black-breasted Red, Black-breasted Golden.

Type : Non-Bearded, Bearded

Weight : M 810g, F 680g.

Comb : Single(M).

Earlobe : Red.

Legs : Yellow.

Eyes : Red-brown

History :
Dang Dak is a small cock with a cock transmitted by Korean Unified Silla(BC57-AD935, a country of Acient Korea) which is Chinese Tang(618-907,an empire of Acient China).
When people traveled distantly in Korea, I took it by a clock substitute.
When they sleep, the Korean imperial family say that they can enter the pillow which they made with a tree and hear the crying of the cock in morning and got.
The Dang Dak resembles a Japanese Bantam in a figure and the size, but size is a little bigger, and a male tail is different a little and compares the female with a Japanese Bantam, and a tail feather is very small.

I'm a big fan of 1? 2? (1 Night 2 Days). Its a Korean variety show which recommend viewers the various places in S. Korea. The MCs are very funny. In the show they will have some missions or games at the places they are going to. They also have a game called bokbulbok game which means blessing-curse-blessing, Usually they will divide themselves into two groups to play the game. The winner of the game will have the privilege to sleep indoor or get to eat dinner. They often eat ramyun at camp site. Watching them eating it always make me hungry. So I went to mini Korean convenient shop and bought some Korean instant noodles to company me when I'm watching the show. kkk :D

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