LIVING LIFE ONE MEMORY AT A TIME

Hey Little Doggy . How are you? Do you have a name? Do you have anyone whom you call master? Where do you sleep? Did you have water to drink today? It's really hot outside. I'm sad I'm not able to do anything for you. I'm sad that I don't know if i will ever get to even see you again. I've got a dog at home. She loves me very much. You two could be good friends if you meet. She gets good food to eat and sleeps in luxury. I wonder what have you done to deserve this? I wonder what has my pet dog done to deserve that?

Binge watched this entire Korean Series and I have to admit, This is one drama I will definitely recommend to my fellow KDrama Fans. Right from the characters, to the actors to the script, everything is set perfect and is directed just the way you'd imagine it to be. This isn't you're average conventional Korean Drama but a lot more message intertwined to the background story line that keeps the audience thoroughly entertained. What I liked the most: The Lead Actress Oh Yeon Seo who plays the role of Han Hong Nan/Han Gi Tak in the Drama should probably be awarded an Oscar for her acting. Her dialogue delivery and acting style is nothing like anything you usually see. She wears a very powerful attitude and did a wonderful job in the Drama by bringing the tomb boyish character to life. What I did'nt like: The background scores were really interesting at first but once I sat though half of the series I realised the background scores were terribly timed, like

I'm reminded every now and then of my grandmother whom I've lost a month back.  The countless memories I share with her are nothing short of the contents of an encyclopedia. I never really understood when she decided it's time for her to go but one fine day she left. I cried by the bed stand in the hospital beside her lifeless body wrapped inside a blanket and spoke ' Ammama, get up! Ammama, wake up.' She never did. I waited for her to wake up because she looked like she was sleeping. I knew she would wake up because she always did when I called to her. But this time she didn't. The words heart broken, despair, sadness wasn't exactly the right choice of words to describe what I felt. What I felt was rather this- where is my ammama now. She isn't getting up when I ask her to. Where on earth is she? Did she take an immediate staircase to heaven? Or is she still here with me in spirit watching me or she is just gone and that's it. Christianity has t