Rona-Lee Shimon in a panic: "What the hell, I'm in shock"
The actress, dancer, and new mom opened her personal diary and was horrified: she simply couldn't decipher her own handwriting and was afraid she would miss a commitment. How did followers react to her old-fashioned use of pencil and paper? | All the details
Rona-Lee Shimon, one of the busiest stars in Israel and who recently became a mother to her firstborn son Oli-Yonatan at the age of 42, is used to sharing moments of her daily routine and dealing with new motherhood with her followers on social media.
However, last Wednesday, the former partner of Static and judge on "Dancing with the Stars" shared a moment of light and particularly amusing panic on her Instagram story that caught her completely unprepared.
The actress opened her personal diary and was amazed to discover that she simply did not understand her own notes. She photographed the page from the diary for her hundreds of thousands of followers and wrote with humorous anxiety:
"What the hell did I write here?!"
Shimon, who confessed that without this diary she feels like "nothing in the world," shared the real distress behind the unclear handwriting. "Do I have something on this date? Is it not clear? And I'm afraid I won't arrive at what I scheduled, which I don't know what it is," she shared with concern.
Shimon's followers were quick to respond, but it turns out some of them focused specifically on the star's nostalgic and analog recording method. Later that evening, in a humorous atmosphere, Rona-Lee shared a hilarious response she received in a private message from one of her followers:
"Listen, I'm in shock about the paper and pen. This is one step away from drawing water from a well."
Shimon really liked the jab about her still using a physical diary and pencil, uploaded a screenshot of the correspondence, and summarized it in one word: "Priceless," with the addition of laughing emojis.
