Yangnyeom Chicken and the Divorce Process
Jun 1, 2025
After getting home from work, I fried chicken drumsticks with bread crumbs in my Ninja air fryer and made Korean yangnyeom sauce. It took me about an hour to cook, but only ten minutes to eat. I had two pieces and saved the other two for tomorrow, along with half the sauce, which I put in the fridge.

I imagined sending my mom a photo of the yangnyeom chicken to show off that I've been doing well, even though I'm alone, and pictured her being surprised and telling my father about it.

I checked my marriage certificate on the Korean government's online system to see if the divorce process was complete. It wasn't. It looks like there's still a step left: I need to visit the consulate to confirm the final divorce document. Actually, there's one more step after that—our divorce has to be reported to the government, which I assume Yousun will handle.