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Heidi: That’s me!

Lalalalala. Oh! Hi! Welcome to my blog! I’m Heidi. Pronounced as “heyydi” not “hayydi”. Wanna know about me?

Well, I love to draw, eat, and surfing the net. I’m also a member of a theatre org of our school named Teatro La Verdad. I love to act. Sample? Oh, maybe next time. Anyways, I am a Mass Communication scholar of La Verdad Christian College. It is a school that was established by the two kind persons, Brother Eli Soriano and Kuya Daniel Razon. I am thanking God for giving us them and giving us an opportunity to continue our studies.

Thanks be to God for all the blessings and good things that are happening to me. I am hoping that with His mercy and grace, I can do all the things and overcome my problems. Thanks be to God and To God be the Glory!

movie

Fiddler on the roof

Fiddler on the roof was a film adaptation of a broadway who has it’s the same name and theme.

It is all about Tevye a milkman, just a poorman who has a lame horse and his five daughters who has their matchmaked husband to be by the matchmaker to marry but they refused to it. They find ways to break their old Jewish tradition and to choose by themselves who they want to marry. The best part of the film was when Yente the matchmaker told Tzeitel that she will going to marry Lazar Wolf a wealthy butcher. Then Tevye, as a father of course, he knows that his daughter loves other man who is Motel Kamzoil find a way to let his daughter marry the one she loves. Therefore, he made a story and he repeats it to Golde, his wife, that he had a dream that that Golde's deceased Grandmother whose name is Tzeitel told him that Tzeitel is supposed to marry Motel, as it was decided in heaven. Also in the nightmare, Lazar Wolf's late wife, Fruma-Sarah, warns Tevye that if Tzeitel marries Lazar, she will kill Tzeitel after three weeks of marriage. Golde concludes that the dream was a message to be followed from their ancestors, and Tzeitel and Motel arrange to be married.

At the end, it shows that even though Tevye will going to leave his town, his tradition will always be with him.