Atypical Wanderer

My covid-19 lockdown can be a little bit more unbearable without this watch. The script-writing are really good that they keep giving me more new things to think about and what path should my writing takes if I do want to write a serious piece in the future.  1. When the Camellia Blooms (Series) This drama makes me wonder what it feels to have a child of your own. They say mothers can be scary when it comes to protecting their children and Dongbaek really shows that. And I wonder if all single parents' children are as mature as Pilgu. Favourite scene: Episode 18 "Then why did you lie to me? Why did you say you'll become an MLB player?" "What about you? Why did you lie?" "When did I lie?" "You told me that I'm all you need!" ".........." "What kind of a mom gets married? None of the other kids' moms get married! Do you even know how it feels to watch your own mom get mar

I've never written any drama or movie review here so this would be my first. My Golden Life I watched this drama when it aired almost at the end of 2017 until March 2018 on KBS. I just watched it for fun, never to expect I'd get hooked to its story line and the emotions it managed to deliver through the casts. I think the drama could grow on me so much as I watched it during my toughest year; it was when I had met some distasteful people when I was working and the working environment was very toxic that I had to come to the decision to not extend my contract even when my boss asked me to. Being jobless (I was a freelance proofreader after that but most people don't consider freelancing as a real job, hence the label)  and to have some issues with my friends did not help my situation. And then I watched this drama one day and could relate it to some of my life situation especially through its main character, Seo Jian.  Seo Jian came from an average family. One