1 cup friendly words 2 cups (heaping) understanding 4 tsp (heaping) time and patience Pinch of warm personality Dash of humor
Method for Mixing:
Measure words carefully. Add heaping cups of understanding. Use generous amounts of time and patience. Keep temperatures low. Do not boil. Add dash of humor and a pinch of warm personality. Season to taste with a spice of life. Serve in individual molds.
There’s a time when a man needs to fight, and a time when he needs to accept that his destiny is lost, that the ship has sailed, and that only a fool would continue. The truth is, I’ve always been a fool.
Tonight's dinner gathering with few of the ex-biomed gang (vik, celeste, nadine, mary, sharon, kenny, me - some couldnt make it) had made me realise that sometimes fate has a cruel way of putting things together. Perhaps, it's better if people just give up when there's no point in fighting for something anymore. When the ship has finally sailed, only a fool would go after it when it's already miles away. But sometimes, it's a lot better to be a fool to go after what we want and need, rather than to regret everything in the end because we never even tried.
Relationships have morphed into a whole different dimension. Suddenly, you find that not everyone is your friend anymore, and even among your friends, you have to tread oh-so-carefully in order to keep them happy. Somehow, there is an element of childishness in all this. What happened to friendships which were unconditional, which were pure? Probably the cynicism of growing up has taken over every dimension of people's lives, even friendships...
* Long post, go make yourself a cup of cofee first
So... on Monday Sarah wanted to watch 300 (the movie) but for some weird reason or another the phone operator mucked up our phone-to-order tickets.
The result = one fuming Sarah! :P
Thought I’d surprise her by driving to her place to pick her up for the movies, but then again halfway through on Blockhouse Bay Rd she called and told me she’s already caught a bus to Easy Way on Dominion Rd. Haha should’ve seen the look on her face the moment she was further infuriated when she learnt of my antics!
But fear not..! Here’s something I’ve brought along with me to *bribe* her & make her feel happy!
Piggy fitting snugly inside the cell phone holder
Dinner @ KFC (note her still annoyed expression lol)
One happy smiling Sarah after finally getting the tickets!
Milk tea in the movies... yummy!
My precioussss!
Ah this is about the only movie I've wanted to watch for quite some time, partially due to loving Frank Miller's work, liking Sin City a lot and having endless people telling me how great it is.
" Based on Frank Miller's graphic novel, "300" concerns the 480 B.C. Battle of Thermopylae, where the King of Sparta led his army against the advancing Persians; the battle is said to have inspired all of Greece to band together against the Persians, and helped usher in the world's first democracy "
Gerard Butler was really good as King Leonides, the fury in his experience, the power in his voice and the violence in his movement.
He's da man!
The whole movie was colour-toned, slightly desaturated and very grainy (like shot with available light and high ISO). This gave it a very interesting and gritty feel, the camera work was also very dramatic and artistic, many of the scenes from the movie would make beautiful still shots.
The fight scenes were frenetic and breathtaking, with a beautiful mix of CGI and live action, virtually flawlessly blended.
This job sucks...
I have to say it's a visual treat, powerful and strong.
Lena Headey was gorgeous, strong yet susceptible as the Queen of the Spartans.
I definitely recommend watching this movie - I give it a 9/10
... and then on Tuesday, we decided to head to Newmarket for bowling and pool after a brief session at the central city library.
Here's some candid shot from Sarah on "How to Play Pool like a Pro"
...and a video tutorial, courtesy of Ms. Sarah
Wednesday
Caught up with a bunch of mates from uni. Pity its just the five of us though but its all good! Had plenty of fun catching up and laughing away:)
We had dinner at Kam Nang Station 2 (the spinoff from the highly successful Kam Nang Station cnr Queen St and Grays Ave). Didn't realised it actually existed haha...
Hurry up...! I can't keep holding this smile any longer...
We went bowling and pool at Newmarket (again!) after that. Haha silly me on a spur of excitement of hitting the spare and then losing my balance while holding on a 14-pound ball, and fell like a humpty dumpy! Got a really, really sore knee and thighs courtesy of the sideways fall! (and it still hurts till this day >.<)