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A solitary figure sitting in the virtual dark, reading by the light of a real candle. Another solitary figure places herself outside the reading room
and pulls a wry face over the novelty of it all. The third solitary figure plays with fireworks that explode above the house. The fourth
solitary figure rearranges wild globeflowers by the hill. The fifth beams brightly in the soft noontime light that found its way through the
kitchen window. The last solitary figure stood wondering who should she express solicitude to.
10:51 AM
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
It's a SCALLOP day yesterday... Started out with a Hokkaido Scallop Ramen @ Ajisen, thereafter I went to the Hokkaido Fair @ Isetan Orchard where I spent $30 total (3 packets of beans and 1 packet of dried scallops). Heart kind of ache now... But I guess it is still such a rare opportunity to buy real Japanese products with Japanese selling it (not together with it)... Wao!
Watched two movies at Shaw House yesterday, the first one was "Get Smart". This show was quite lame. If only it can be a little more realistic. The plot wavers along factors of fantasy and realism, so the 'feel' of it was rather confused. The front part of the movie would probably make you moan at the stupidity of the protagonist. But then again... The whole movie was quite stupid. I felt the urge to punch the protagonist sometimes along the show. But then again... it's only a show.
The other movie I watched was "Never Back Down". Even though this time round, the theatre was rather small, and less comfortable than the previous one (I don't understand why "Get Smart" gotten the biggest theatre) but I think the depth of the plot sort of balanced up the money we paid. I would think the wrestling part at the end would be inevitable "everyone has their own fight", "fight now so that you won't have to fight again", sometimes there is just no way out and you'll still have to face the reality no matter how painful. Yes, I know, but I would rather I don't have to fight at all, literally or figuratively. Guess I still prefer to live in a fairytale world. Living is so meaningless, without fantasies fuelling me on, I would probably be dead long ago. Yes, I'm another emo kid.
So for my hubby who likes to say I always dwell on negative thoughts and that he thinks more than I do because he always consider both the negative and positive factors, I would beg to differ... Ultimately, he always say I 'think too much'.
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It's a SCALLOP day yesterday... Started out with a Hokkaido Scallop Ramen @ Ajisen, thereafter I went to the Hokkaido Fair @ Isetan Orchard where I spent $30 total (3 packets of beans and 1 packet of dried scallops). Heart kind of ache now... But I guess it is still such a rare opportunity to buy real Japanese products with Japanese selling it (not together with it)... Wao!
Watched two movies at Shaw House yesterday, the first one was "Get Smart". This show was quite lame. If only it can be a little more realistic. The plot wavers along factors of fantasy and realism, so the 'feel' of it was rather confused. The front part of the movie would probably make you moan at the stupidity of the protagonist. But then again... The whole movie was quite stupid. I felt the urge to punch the protagonist sometimes along the show. But then again... it's only a show.
The other movie I watched was "Never Back Down". Even though this time round, the theatre was rather small, and less comfortable than the previous one (I don't understand why "Get Smart" gotten the biggest theatre) but I think the depth of the plot sort of balanced up the money we paid. I would think the wrestling part at the end would be inevitable "everyone has their own fight", "fight now so that you won't have to fight again", sometimes there is just no way out and you'll still have to face the reality no matter how painful. Yes, I know, but I would rather I don't have to fight at all, literally or figuratively. Guess I still prefer to live in a fairytale world. Living is so meaningless, without fantasies fuelling me on, I would probably be dead long ago. Yes, I'm another emo kid.
So for my hubby who likes to say I always dwell on negative thoughts and that he thinks more than I do because he always consider both the negative and positive factors, I would beg to differ... Ultimately, he always say I 'think too much'.