She thought it was just a routine business decision but did elaborate and say that people generally feel better around this time since the birds are singing, the sun is shining and they feel, overall, less "jadna," a Bosnian word that implies physiological poorness.
Good point, Hazira. I just realized that I'm also feeling less in need of bodywork.
And speaking of the sun, OMG, it's not raining in St. Louis and the tornadic weather has quieted down. Really, I saw raindrops on my windshield a few days ago and I was thinking not again.
Hazira and I watched a weird French flick Happily Ever After. I'm about to move to Hazira's side of the fence where she prefers Hollywood flicks. A lot of foreign films drop you unceremoniously so I should not have been surprised with the way that Happily Ever After ended.
After the movie, I got on the computer for a spell and someone popped up on instant chat. It was Hazira's niece (Bela) and it was cool to chat with her because I don't see her as often as I used to. Bela sent me a link for a very cool video showcasing two Zagreb cellists.
I got my mom a card that says wow is mom upside down. Happy Mother's Day to all of the WOW moms -- the rest of you know who you are...
And, as my friend Lori said when she gifted me with Shea butter, bath salts etc., make every day a SPAhhh day.
LOVE the smooth criminal video! And I totally agree about foreign films. Sometimes they hit, other times they are just foreign! Hope you are having a good week! :-)
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ReplyDeleteThey are foreign, aren't they? It's so ironic; the elements that draw me to foreign films are also the ones that "annoy" me.
I'm still enjoying the cellists. Hope that you're have a great week too.