A women's running water drama customized for me: no conflict of several episodes, no preaching of reconciliation or redemption, three teenagers aged 6-18, 40-year-old widowed mother and widowed grandma next door, in anti-reconciliation, anti-climax In the daily running water, let us find ourselves in time and space, family, and interpersonal relationships, those memories of mother-in-law and mother-in-law that are not welcome.
Without the compassion and belief that the rising sun will never die, we are all just a person who takes care of ourselves and a bunch of inseparable relationships in the dawn and dusk.
Oh, and possibly love.
But don't kidnap everything with love.
Love, like electronic pets (the omgua the frog has recently become popular), takes time to witness. And life is more like tearing one's bottom line again and again, keeping a reasonable distance from the outside world, and not being caused by menacing emotions—
Okay bragging*, I can't do it
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