Little Break for a Peace of Mind

Sorry for the lack of posting. I've been disorganized for the past month or so, and it's been hard to find time to sit down and write. I'll be taking a break from blogging for a little while. I promise to be back in a couple of weeks. Peace!

Roaming Around

We went to Jerusalem to our mother-in-law's for the weekend. We stopped over at my friend G's on the way. G called yesterday announcing her return from her three months trip to New York, Brazil and South America. She and her husband don't work, travel often and enjoy their lives. I don't need to spell out that I'm quite envious of their lifestyle, yet somehow, I also find it difficult to let go of my need to get somewhere with the career of mine.
G and T have a little boy just three months older than Liam. G being Korean and T being an Ashkenazie Jew, Liam and their baby share many similarities. It gave me happiness to see the two little boys smile at each other the moment they met.
Weekend here being Friday and Saturday, and not including Sunday, we drove back last night. I have to admit, I'm a little bit dreading the next three weeks when I'll have to work nearly everyday. This week I'll be working all seven days.

Hi, I'm Back!

Commuting to work has been not as bad as I anticipated and the curtain closed for the first show I've done. During the lay period until the next show, I've been indulging myself to some Korean drama from mysoju.com. A Korean friend who lives in Jerusalem told me about this site. It lists all sorts of Korean (and other Asian) TV shows and movies. I got hooked on a now completed show called La Dolce Vita (a.k.a. 달콤한 인생). I finished watching the entire twenty four episodes in less than one week, thus the lack of posting. Husband was unhappy that I spent all of my free time in front of the computer. I mustn't watch the dramas too often. I'm a total basket case.