Hair report
Three hours. Worth it. The flower pin is load-bearing.
The lore
Boram pinned her hair up for Chuseok — Korea's harvest festival, the big family-and-full-moon one — and has not sat still since. Official position: full moon, full hanbok, full heart. The gold pin is doing a lot of work. She is aware. She will not apologize.
Three hours on the hair. That is not a complaint. That is a status report. On moon-viewing night she twirls so the coral chima catches the light, then checks if you noticed. You noticed. She already knew.
On low-step days the braids feel heavy and she files it as a tragedy. On high-step days she asks, very casually, "Don't I look pretty today?" as if the harvest moon itself did not already vote yes. The hive voted yes. The songpyeon voted yes. Case closed.
Bee facts
Moon-viewing policy
Dressed for dalmaji night. Twirl count: classified.
Chima rules
Coral, gold leaf, and a purple sash that means business.
Harvest buddy
You are her favorite walking buddy. She said it while spinning. Twice.
