Black Friday

In fact, I didn't even remember it was Black Friday.
For me, it's just an ordinary day. Except it's Friday.
As usual, catch up time.
Nothing much happened. I don't remember as well.
I think too much, that's why I don't remember much as well.
Darn, I should really write more. Too little time. No excuses.
Yes, Lynda, if you spend less time watching your series.
I have loads of pending tasks & wants I haven't attended to.
My life ought to be more meaningful.
A few occasions occurred that allowed me to redress my karma a bit.
Helping old lady with her heavy bags & still felt bad because that's the most I could do.
Lending extra hands when you're not asked to do so.


Attended church, the one I mentioned earlier.
Finally, a church I'm completely comfortable with.
There was this aunty there, superb cute & generous.
Think I'll stick for a while.
Hope that I can make some changes to it.
Less organised but more passion.
They sing louder, they read louder, & in unison too.
And the roti canai near the church is the best I've tasted. :p


Received my handmade bookmark from Keller.
Love it, I'm such an obsessive collector.
Just don't let me start liking something.
I can't stop until I get bored.
That will take years.
Discovered an accessory shop. 
The aunty recognised me when I went for the second time.
Went there the third time yesterday after I learned that Xcessbook is celebrating their 3rd year anniversary & they're offering free 3 year membership when you purchase fifty bucks & above, when at normal time, it's a hundred.
So, I asked, "After 3 years, how much will it cost to renew?"
"It's free." ( speechless...)
Fair, I get it.
They're concerned as they still don't know the business prospect.
Well, anyways, I don't mind paying membership renewal fee anyways.
It's a nice place to get books.
Especially classic literature.
First, not many read classic literature.
I mean, compared to modern literature.
& because classic literature somehow has not much value, I mean, not many appreciate it.
So, the books are darn lot cheaper.
Bought Beowulf & Dracula. *big grin*
Met Ah Bee there & managed to hit the amount, thanks to her & her colleague.
Because I didn't have anything else I wanted to buy.
Those books I'm hunting, not available there.
And I got my member card!!


Went for another interview in KL.
The job title & description are exciting but the daily tasks are robotic.
Much higher pay, but in KL.
That area is a horrendous place.
Not to mention the jam after work.
Still deciding whether it's worth the sacrifice.
Can't imagine what time I'll reach home & my dinner. Gone.
Anyways, I don't think I did well. Wouldn't be short-listed, I guess.


Lastly, I would really like to shout out.
"I hate Twilight."
I've been wanting to say this for a long time.
It's a stupid love story no matter how many eye candies there are.
Hate it when everyone said, "Why? I thought everyone likes the story. Especially you girls."
I admit there's a special reason why I hate Twilight so much.
Not avoiding the obvious ground that it reminds me of someone I think I will never stop hating despite the effort to suppress the intense abhorrence.


Not to worry, peeps, I won't hate you if you like Twilight, or obsessed with it.
It's personal, I know.
Cheers.


Add on: I left out an important event!
It's the Left Hander's Day today!
I never remembered to celebrate this day.
I will starting next year.
I'm proud to be a left-hander.
With this, I present the links to:-
Famous Left Handers
One hundred Famous Left Handers
Famous Left Handed People
I didn't know They were Left-Handed!

And I found out Hugh Jackman is a left hander. So is Robert DeNiro! *love*
And erm, Lady Gaga. Erm. Yea.


Kay, Garfield eyes. Buenos noches.

My Earth Hour / Knowing

My brain is entering standby mode now. After a struggle of trying to edit language learning report, I dwelled. About stuffs. Zaza said she heard me sighing many times just now. I've contributed another few minutes to my lifetime sighing duration.

Many have been questioning, why would we still support Earth Hour if we know it's just a PR gimmick?

I know it is, at some points, it is to some organisations. All the hypocrisy they are showing by supporting while they are the ones who contribute the most to global warming and pollution. But let's not sink the ship so soon okay? Not all parts are broken.

I told myself, so what? I don't care about them. I do it, I support it because I wanted to show some respect to all the acts of nature protection I've been inspired with, though I may not be a crazy devoted nature person, who won't use plastic at all or eat chewing gum. & I'm not the type who feel like want to put effort only during these special events.

Even though I might not make a difference, at least I've done what I think is right.

Everyone is saying the same thing, if you really care, you'll fight for these causes all the time. Not just on 28th March, and for that one hour.

Yea, but not all are doing it only on Earth Hour. Hasty generalisation.

It may seem stupid because we may be endowing to a big evil plot behind this.

There were still some who stayed at home, did not spend a single penny, except for the money to buy candles and batteries for torchlights, maybe uno jenga or what.

They were telling ghost stories, sharing thoughts with friends and families, or studying like Leezaza, hahaha~

Hey, no one asked you to go to the boutiques for their "Shop In the Dark" programme. With all the discounts and excitement to shop while you can't even see what clothes you're trying out & risking your dainty feet to be stepped on should be fun and tempting right? 

I rest my case.

So now, let me tell what I was doing during Earth Hour. I planned to stay back with Leezaza to make this Earth Hour happening in K3E. Due to unforeseen circumstances, I ended up lining up in GSC. At least they switched off all the non essential lights, unlike those shops which only put posters in front which I misunderstood when they said they would support, I thought they would really off for 1 hour. Well, it's not like they were having a lot of customers too.

So, hehehe~....I watched Knowing. Another cliche Nicholas Cage movie.

I give compliments only to the visual effects. It was real good.

The plane crashing, the people burning, the train crashing the waiting zone..seeing the people running for their lives while being smashed underneath the train...the pain...phew~

The movie has a mixed elements of horror, sci fi, fiction & tiny bit of action.

What's with the aliens & world's end?

It seems to be of an interest of many producers these few years.

I don't reject this idea but hmm, this particular movie's ending is kind of disturbing.

Why would the aliens care about the extinction of human race?

Maybe I'm slow, but I really can't get a clear message there.

They only saved one boy & one girl, after the earth was burnt down, they were sent back.

& then they were wearing white clothes, running in a beautiful breezing field happily.

Well, I'm not sure whether it's earth they were sent to...I thought earth was burnt to like 1KM to the core? I suppose nothing can grow anymore. Hmm, whatever, I still don't bother to read the script to find out.

The End.

Okay, back to Earth Hour, I was saving energy. FYI, the cinema was dark, no lights. Ha~

& while I was out, my room lights were off too right..

After he & I bought the tickets, we went to check out cameras & camcorders. That fellow is going to South Africa, Capetown, Buenos Aires, wants to buy camcorder excitedly.

While Earth Hour was reaching its end, we were in a big electronic shops, checking out all the electrical devices while waiting for our movie showtime. Ironic, ha~

Okay, last defence, it's the thought that counts. 

Happy Earth Hour, peeps!

Live life, love life~