Some days I deal with a degree of anxiety that leaves me unable appreciate even the little moments of humor. It’s understandable — there’s no shortage of things to be worried about. However, after a long spell of overthinking, I really needed a break, I needed to give myself a chance to break into a smile or even laugh a bit.
“Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga” starts out in 1974 — folks in the town of Husavik, Iceland are gathered in the home of Erick Erickssong to watch the finals of Eurovision. Abba comes on with their winning performance of “Waterloo” and young Lars Erickssong can’t help but dance to it. Soon, his friend Sigrit hears the music moves closer to the television to dance her little heart out as well.
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