sigh

i just read my previous post and realise, i'm really such a b****! karma will get back at me, i'm sure :x ok, will try to think kinder thoughts about other people from now.

i have a LOT of work to do this week, it's SO not a break. but i'm still glad for it, it means i don't have to go without sleep!

anyway, today's a wonderful day! hung out with some ex-jc mates (: their company is really so nice. being pretty honest and quite unrestrained with each other (not that i don't behave as myself with others, but...)

played our (their) favourite arcade games HAHA. ah, we are so funny together.

watched time traveller's wife with them. at first i didn't get the point of the show, as the show didn't seem to have a strong plot (strong conflict) at the start, apart from the protagonist having this (dis)ability. didn't think the ability would be causing so much problems. and, the entire movie is so sad, from beginning to end. my friend BAWLED beside me at the ending - couldn't control the emotions further - and i got slightly alarmed, heh.

but it was really heart-wrenching. i almost cried at the scene when the guy went back in time and met his mom, but couldn't be intimate with mom because mom couldn't recognise the 30+ year old man. then, he had to leave abruptly.

apparently the book is much better than this. but, i don't understand why movie adaptations must stick 95% to the original. this movie is good. although i think slightly more intellectual exploration of the concept of time-space experience (omg architecture is affecting me) and relationships could be nice. nonetheless, it was so touching and not the least bit cliche (although i could guess why he was ******SPOILER****** shot.)

4.5/5!