Confinera, confinera pas ?
Hello and good Sunday to you, flist. It's a beautiful and sunny Sunday for me, I hope it's also the case for you. We've had gorgeous weather the whole week, actually. Spring decided to make a sudden appearance - right on time for my week off work, so I'm not complaining too much as Cookie and I have enjoyed the whole atmosphere but, still, the question remains, where has my Winter gone? Apart from the fact that it's not supposed to be that warm at this time of the year, I almost suffered from whiplash because we literally went from -5°C temperatures to 17°C in the course of a couple of days.
Nothing of import to report but we managed to go to Paris twice in the past two weeks, so that was sweet :) Especially as this little outing might soon become a thing of the past as chances are they're going to announce a weekend Lockdown for twenty départements next week (including Paris and the Val-de-Marne, where I live) so, fun times! Between the 6.00PM curfew and the Weekend Lockdown, life is going to be even quieter if possible. Anyway, we'll know by the end of the week...
Featured: deserted Louvre, frosty Tuileries, gorgeous Albert Kahn gardens, Zoom brunch with the FP, remote work - as per usual - sister's birthday and some nice BTS/kpop/kdrama convos with my nieces and, well, Korean tv. As per usual.
Turns out my k-drama love is not only going strong but thriving as new shows have premiered recently, meaning that in addition to the catching-up of old(er) dramas, I'm also watching (well, Cookie and I) the new ones. I'm now back to the excitement of having to wait a whole week between episodes (it's pretty cool actually as the way they're doing it - at least for those I'm following at the moment, I don't know if it's A Thing - is that they release not one but two episodes per week).
Speaking of live tv, I've fallen for 2 Days 1 Night, a reality-variety show that is airing on the one Korean channel I have access to on my tv and, you guys, it's pure laughter therapy. I've never been into variety/game shows (either French or otherwise) and literally never watch them but I've watched a couple of Korean ones (Busted, Running Man, now 2 Days 1 Night) and it's always so fun and cute! The "missions" the guys have to perform are always a bit whacked and omg, the cast members are absolutely adorable! Plus, 2D1N brings you on a journey through Korea and you learn stuff about the areas each time (be it culinary or historical - or both) so it turns out that it has also some cultural values ;) Anyway, I'm smitten and I can enjoy some nice laughter at lunch break as the show airs at the perfect (French) time for me.
Well. That's it for now, I think? Hope you're doing okay, flist *kisses* This entry was originally posted at https://castalie.dreamwidth.org/535819.html.