I finished watching one Netflix series called, 'A Man on the Inside' and wish to encourage you to watch it too ka.
It's about a retired professor in engineering who decided to answer an ad from a private investigator to go undercover inside a San Francisco nursing home, trying to identify who has stolen a ruby necklace. This 8-episode series goes for half an hour each so it won't be too long for you ---cheer na doo ka!
A few thoughts I've got and I'll try my best not to be a spoiler:
- I feel quite connected because of a few reasons ka: my age to understand much better how the elderly act, my direct exposure from visiting my friend's parents at the hi-so nursing home, my years at Fulbright with increased experience about American culture, my own routine like playing 'Wordle', my empathy for those suffering from Alzhiemer's and their caregivers, especially spouses.
- It's so challenging in many ways to manage and work for a nursing home, facing many issues and many stages of sickness including deaths.
- Promise, when it can't be kept for any reason, could hang on our minds ....and may stay with us till the last day with regret for not being able to fulfil it.
- After all, relationships particularly with our family members and good friends, are essential. Despite some hard or awkward time, better straighten them in a straightforward yet heart-led approach.
- I think even more about life, my own and my caregiver in case it has to go for too long! How to get prepared and feel ready.....hard na ka....learning more about Buddhism sure helps.
Watch loei ka sanuk and funny too na ka!
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