I'm like, on a reading marathon or something. In the past week, I believe I have read at least ten books. And I finally finished Blackwood Farm last night, which was kind of nice, but sometimes a tad boring. I think I'm in love with thrillers. So anyway, I must first say happily [gets into the atmosphere of happiness...] that I got a new Tofu-man! OK, to be exact it's a SweeTo-fu. And mine is named Musuko. Say hi to her everyone! (Yes, a her. Hah) Got it yesterday when I went out with Wu Yue to get birthday presents overdue for Nick and Diane. And yes I still owe people like Ruiqi, Sarah and Daryl (this is horribly overdue). *Kills myself* We watched Zathura, which was not too bad. But I wish I didn't keep predicting what was going to happen next, because I almost got it right and the thrill was gone. I guess you must say this plot is somewhat expected, and according to Wuyue, it was a replica of their former movie, Jumanji. Thank goodness I didn't watch that one. The cherubic boy, Danny I think, was damn cute though. And I loved how he kept on saying "I'm sorry x 5" everyone he did something wrong. And he cheats on games, which is not good. Tsk tsk. Walter was not halfway as cute, and I rather disliked him, but his grown up self is pretty cute. I thought Lisa looked like Emma Watson, but only at certain angles. Anyway she has nicer legs =p +++++++++++++ From what I've observed, I think people pretty much believe in dharma. I don't know if I do. Probably I don't, because I have not yet found this very nature of my being. It will be very sad to believe in something I have not yet realised. Ok, or in simpler terms, I have not decided upon the purpose of my existence, yet. Hopefully I will figure that out someday. But I highly doubt I will be anyone of importance, like a politician and the like. Although I must admit I am starting to take a liking towards politics. Hahaha. Never thought that day will ever come. Wouldn't it be cool if my dharma is to save the world? (Like in Goddess for Hire, the book) Then I will feel like I am needed and wanted by the world, and that I am returning the favours people do for me. It's funny how Eastern religions work, always about restoring the natural balance of the world or something. But they do make a lot of sense to me. So meanwhile, I will try to fulfil my dharma of being a good friend/sister/daughter and be fillial to my parents and loving to animals/nature. Perfect specimen of model student, sia. Scoff. +++++++++++++ The wages of sin are death, but by the time taxes are taken out, it's just sort of a tired feeling. Haha, so cute.

12/02/2005 01:19:00 pm;