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motherendurance

Ok, I admit it, I follow Eurovision...

May 15, 2009 02:39

The Pre-Idol disco craziness known as Eurovision is on again, and as usual, I can't resist. It's total nostalgia from the old days (Well, my old days, late 80s to early 90s)

Anyway, some of the entries are pretty good, some are frighteningly bad, the Turkish social belly dancing entry is viral in it's ability to plant an earworm, The Belarus dude ( Read more... )

israel, music video, noa & mira awad, eurovision 2009

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clionona May 15 2009, 14:17:57 UTC

OMGOSH!!!
That was soooooooooo beauitful!!!
Just gorgeous! It made my heart swell!

♥!

Thanks so much for sharing, Renata.

*scrolls up to rewatch*

motherendurance May 15 2009, 14:49:56 UTC

Yeah, I love both of them ( ... )

jehane_writes May 18 2009, 05:38:38 UTC

I'm glad to see you back online, babe; I was worried about your child wrangling issues over the weekend.

As you've seen, I've turned into a fic-writing fiend. *sigh* I knooooow, you told me so. I'm still writing, too, seems I can't stop!

And, I totally hate the Eurovision song contest with the passion of a thousand fiery suns (whitebread gal + doesn't do music in a language she doesn't understand + virally evil costumes), BUT the vid of the Israeli entry was beyond beautiful. *tears*

motherendurance May 18 2009, 07:13:45 UTC

Well, most of the weekend was good with a few spots of adolescent temper tantrums... not fun. And WORSE, tomorrows Victoria Day, and thus, NO SCHOOL. Man, I am longing for school. I think even Maks is longing for school. haha. Had to call Youth Crisis again, but Maks settled down then. Poor guy. He is such a basically great kid, and he thrives o positive reinforcement, and I hATE being the baddie, but it's needed now, and I love him enough to do it. But it really shakes my emotional equilibrium ( ... )

jehane_writes May 18 2009, 08:36:24 UTC

That sounded like an entirely exhausting weekend. Poor bb! At least Myst is still little and I can pick him up and remove him from any situation. Can't imagine what it'd be like when he's a surly teenager! Myst is usually really cheerful, but he has a real temper, and he doesn't have a whole lot of vocabulary yet - so it’s kind of comical when your son stomps around in fury, shrieking, "Oh dear! Oh, my goodness!" (Although the constant, "Noooooo!" is kind of annoying ( ... )