thanks for being the bestest loveliest chummiest buddy i ever had in my life. going to miss ya lotsa and looking forward to your return again..hopefully this time we can spend the ENTIRE day bitching anf yakking and laughing at one another! it's always comforting to know that i'm greatly blessed by God to have a friend (friend is such an understatement laa..) like you by my side - newtown days and post newtown days. thanks for all the care n love, twit!

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I'm having recurring nightmares about 2008 - where all my teaching track friends are going off to Zhejiang as the first batch. all the teary goodbyes and huggings. man, it seems so surreal la. i mean yea, i do know that we are not going to be like separated forever but 6 months. 6 months can change a whole lot of darn things. even a short 2 weeks break can bring about changes in people that are not-so-nice or nice. but then again, one should always look at herself before saying others. i may be the problematic one here.

Scooted off to Cine to meet Marc after our Podcast meeting. That uncle was laaate la. Managed to get tickets for "Confessions of Pain - Shang Cheng" at 2120. The show was GOOOD. Other than the fact that Tony Leung was the murderer was revealed at the middle of the show, the cinematography, music and acting was all Golden Horse-worthy. I say, the collaboration between Andrew Lau and Alan Mak is like a match made in heaven.

Next up: One Last Dance - Cha Wu. Francis Ng is da man! =)

I always liked watching movies. i guess it is the idea of escapism from reality that enthralls me so often, albeit it being only a mere an hour and a half, at most three hours. Is life really that demanding or am i asking too much from life itself? this is a riddle that will probably bug me for the next remaining years of my life...-strokes chin-