Only Love Can Break Your Heart - Saint Etienne
Saint Etienne - Alone Together (Hove Lawns Sunset Mix)
Kiss And Make Up - Saint Etienne
St. Etienne "People Get Real" 1992
We're In The City - Saint Etienne
Words: We Accept. Hero. When
When would these days get any better with the forceful strikes on the mainland and the starvation continued to take a toll on us in the ravaged city of darkness. The heat had sank in the smell of bad things lingered day to day as bellies swelled and the water rancid. We accepted our fate in spite of our brave nature as the forces of evil came together to make us look to be the wretched ones. Could there be a hero among us in all this strife that beat us down with only empty pots on our heads. And then from the skies came bundles of food that were foreign to us, but I couldn't remember the last time I'd had Reese's Pieces.
"So what are you trying to say?" Han was in shock. Ezra knew way too much about Dakota. They'd been spending time together. Mainly, texting on their phone. "Is it over with you and Fiona?"
He didn't think it had barely started. All Ezra had managed to do was console his long-lost coworker.
"No." Ezra squinted and leaned back in his comfy cushions as he went on to play the video game that Han brought. He was close-mouthed getting through the tunnel of gore in the game. The mafia always showed up in unexpected places. He sighed but finally said. "She thinks I should just let it go with Fiona. You know, she needs to work things out."
Han nodded. He agreed. "So? You and Dakota?" Han looked him over as if Ezra had moved on, but he yelped back, "NO!"
This gave Han a smile. Of course, he mentioned the sisters, Alex and Sam. "I've had lunch with them a few times." He looked as if something was happening.
"Stop acting like you're dating both of them. They are just being nice to you. They probably don't know how annoying you can be."
Ezra shut him down from saying anything more about the lovely two who were so resourceful. Han admired them both. He didn't know which one he liked better. He just couldn't choose.
"Have you interviewed them yet?" Ezra asked, but wouldn't look at him as he kept up with the fierce game.
Han dug out a rice cake, then. The cake was as dry as could be. The only thing Ezra had to eat.
Han bit into ever so bitter. Han looked around Ezra's place. At least the bathroom was fixed. Han was certain he could definitely create a LOVE NEST with a lava lamp and plenty of refreshments, of course. No, this was still his grandma's place.
Han continued to eat the rice cake, wishing it were popcorn or there was peanut butter to make it a real meal. No such look.
"You know, you only want them on video so you can watch it again and again." Ezra pouted. Han gave Ezra a sly look, wondering how his friend knew.
LAW AND THE CITY has a lot to offer. Lawyers, having cases (some better than others), but find time to eat lunch and sometimes take a coffee break — and of course, dinner. I wasn't so sure I was going to like it at first from the voice over in the beginning, but then I got to know this group of young lawyers working in the Law district of a big city..which I will say is Seoul. And as luck would have it, there is a merger. Of course, our ML finds out that the new lawyer (FL) was the girl he met in Hong Kong, who he thought was going to be a pianist, and he was never really sure if they would meet up again. So awkwardness arises between both of them and neither can decide if they like each other, after all, but then they both need each other's wits with the workloads they have. You get to discover local foods and some things you can be sued for in Korea that you might not see anywhere else. Truly, it's a cozy, comfortable drama that lasts 12 episodes. Most episodes last well over an hour, but you don't seem to mind. Now on Viki and Disney+.
A senior associate lawyer in his ninth year, An Ju Hyeong seems cold-blooded, but no one can deny his competence in the field. He became a lawyer simply because he found logic and cases interesting, but from the start of his career, he never grasped the idea that lawyers are supposed to protect the weak, uphold justice, and make a difference in the world. Although he's a veteran among associates and has even set a new salary record, he refuses to open his own practice, finding it too troublesome. But now, the once-peaceful walls of his workplace are beginning to crack. On the other hand, Kang Hui Ji, a junior associate at Johwa Law Firm, is a social butterfly who always ends up surrounded by people. She believes that “if you change one person's life, you have changed that person's entire world.” Whether she is lacking or overflowing, she is a confident and honest person. Alongside them are Bae Mun Jeong, Cho Chang Won, and Ha Sang Gi. These five lovable law firm attorneys struggle and grow through various cases, both inside and outside the courtroom, while building solid friendships by having meals together.