Last week, I promised true freaky stories for #FreakyFriday. Well, I am currently working on them. *sigh* BUT, I’ve got something else! *reverse-sigh (is that even possible???)* I happened on my pal Fran’s recent post on Cure4Mondays. Fran is “a full-time homeschooling mom and tenacious seeker of what feels good….currently the CEO and the undisputed demi-god” of her household. I got to know her after I left the print publication and she just got in. That seems weird, but that’s how it went. Fran is a really nice and talented lady.
But we’re talking about her post. I thought I’d share her post today 🙂
7 Life Lessons You Can’t Miss in “Train to Busan”
Agree or disagree? Tell us what you think!
Have a nice weekend!!!
The End Justifies the Journey 
South Koreans are the most burnt-out peeps in the world.
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Well, I have no actual knowledge about that, but I’ll take your word for it 😉
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The president of the Huffington Post cited S. Korea in a study that looked at that.
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I see. I never knew about that. Must be quite the hardworking people.
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I really feel the life lessons the Train To Busan zombie-apocalypse movie. Being too hardworking can turn you into a boring wallflower. Forever trapped in a routine, not taking a glance at what else we can do and what really makes us happy, we might not be truly living the life we want to live. There was one time I kept writing and writing and wrote every day in hope to finish my first book…and realised I was not happy with what I was writing. Since then I have put book writing at a slower pace, and I have time to do other things 🙂
Sing. That is a very interesting point. It is amazing how both good and bad singing can make us feel uplifted. Singing in the shower makes quite a few of us happy. And even a friend’s off-key singing can make us laugh, lol.
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Oh, man, that reminds me of the time I was teaching a friend to sing. One time she really sang off-key and without my intention, I laughed aloud at her face! I didn’t mean to and I cursed myself for it. Of course, I apologized. Not sure if I hurt her feelings (she’s a tough gal) because we were still all good after, but she did say, “Wow, you laughed at me.”
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Haha, I don’t think you offended your friend’s feelings. After all, true friends will tell us when we are bad and be honest with us. And the two of you are still good today. There you go 🙂
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Yeah….But I really just felt awful about laughing at somebody that way just because.
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