Have you ever watched "My love from another star"?
For the last 6 mths.. I have felt like that is my life.
Career... taking a dive.
Getting depressed.
Just doing anything you have to do at work, because... that's all you know.
Grinning and bearing it, even when you hate it.
I've laughed to myself a little.. When I've realised what I'm doing.. saying... experiencing.... was almost like a scene on the show.
Kinda funny eh.
I guess.. I can only take comfort in the fact that her career turns around.
And things, take a turn for the better.
I was reading the synopsis recently on dramabeans, and I realised that quite a lost was lost in translation... Or sometimes, not translated at all. Like in scenes where they were reading either messages, or books, or journals at times.
This particular scene jumped at me.... because I never realised how poignant the selection of poetry or books were in the show.
I guess.. I can only take comfort in the fact that her career turns around.
And things, take a turn for the better.
I was reading the synopsis recently on dramabeans, and I realised that quite a lost was lost in translation... Or sometimes, not translated at all. Like in scenes where they were reading either messages, or books, or journals at times.
This particular scene jumped at me.... because I never realised how poignant the selection of poetry or books were in the show.
Min-joon arrives home and hears the voices next door as Mom urges Song-yi to stop crying. Heart heavy, he picks up his book again (the Miraculous Journey story) and resumes reading, the words landing with poetic sadness:
Look at me.
Grandmother made a wish.
I learned how to love.
That was a terrible thing.
It hurts.
My heart hearts.
Please help me.
Excerpt above from http://www.dramabeans.com/2014/02/you-from-another-star-episode-17/
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