December: The Song That Hasn’t Ended’, the musical that was created to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the late Kim Kwang Seok’s birth, will be taking a 10 day break and returning on the 15th.
Since opening its curtains on the 16th of December, ‘December’ has held 30 performances. The popularity of the musical can be felt from the standing ovations after every performance, as well as from the 2,200 reviews left on Interpark. Topping Naver’s concert rankings, the musical has topped Interpark’s weekly and daily rankings as well, solidifying the musical’s success in the industry.
All the musical actors of ‘Decembers’ gave their New Year greetings to their fans and promised to return on the 15th with more energy and excitement. The actors said, “We were so surprised to see a new musical gaining so much love, and we’re grateful for the audience’s passion. We will continue to rehearse and smooth out the rough edges during our break to create a perfect performance.”
Awww I love these two♥
(Choi Myung Gil, 9:14pm KST, 120118) @6002theMicky keke Yoochun~~ I’m still getting used to Twitter~~^^ Hwaiting on your new drama!!
(Yoochun, 8:45am KST) @chgmg Mother~~^^ Thank you, as always~ I should be paying you a visit on New Year’s Day haha Have an enjoyable Lunar New Year holiday~~^_^
lolol WHUT XD
(Jaejoong, 8:55pm KST) I can’t wear these pants because they’re too long.. pic.twitter.com/vjNT678c
I have an old 33rpm vinyl copy of the album (Souvenirs) this song is on. It still plays beautifully and brings back old memories.This song is about love unobtained–I am thankful as this New Year draws nigh that the love of my life is still by my side. Thank You, My Dear.
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Years ago I would diligently make a list of New Year’s resolutions that I would sincerely intend to keep. They weren’t anything unobtainable–in fact they were quite simple pursuits such as ‘lose 50 pounds’ or ‘write a bestseller’–you know what I mean ^^
I found out over time that even with the best of intentions these resolutions would pass or fail depending upon factors other than my own sheer will. Life has a way of altering your plans, however sincerely constructed, and it is nothing unusual to be facing yet another year with unfulfilled resolutions. Approaching 2012 with goals not finished in 2011 seems normal.
I have found out over time that the things that do get done are the normal everyday living things that never go on a resolution list. You cannot avoid going to the grocery store, or shopping for the family at Wal-Mart. Job obligations certainly do get addressed because money as a reward tends to keep us sharp to task. Taking the kids to the dentist gets accomplished; as does helping with homework. Most certainly working on keeping the home, family and (in my case) church duties implemented become high on the priority list. I think that the deterent to keeping our resolutions list may be in the way that we allow the world to penetrate our fortresses and keep us distracted from accomplishing the really important, life-changing things–such as losing those 50 pounds.
So am I saying that New Year’s resolutions should be banned as passe’? Am I implying that making a list and “checking it twice ‘ should only pertain to Santa? No, because there may be some people out there who determinedly press on until every last resolution is nailed to the board. If you are one of those, I am happy for you. Make your resolutions and then prove to those of us sadly lacking in fortitude that resolutions were made to be accomplished.
I’ve discovered that I will sometimes fulfill a resolution just by accident. In the course of living life some resolutions just find their way to the accomplished pile. You come across an old list and say, “My Goodness, I honestly got that one and that one done”!! That is when the value of making the list appears–when you can smile and say you did it despite yourself. 🙂
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Since opening its curtains on the 16th of December, ‘December’ has held 30 performances. The popularity of the musical can be felt from the standing ovations after every performance, as well as from the 2,200 reviews left on Interpark. Topping Naver’s concert rankings, the musical has topped Interpark’s weekly and daily rankings as well, solidifying the musical’s success in the industry.
