"Click" & let your troubles "Drift" away....

Took a short break away from work. I had a good 4 days of rest. In these 4 days, I did practically nothing. I tink my eyes and mouth were the only parts of me that were moving most. All I did was sleep, eat and watch TV, movies. I jus gorged myself with food (mum has been feeding her gal pretty well) and be happily entertained with the box. I did swim for a day, tried to tan but it rained most mornings, played pool on Sat watched the fireworks. Its none contributive to the society. But hey! I feel darn good!

Watched "click", "the breakup", " the ant bully" & "Fast n Furious; tokyo drift".

Kinda surprised that "click" actually made me cried more than i laughed. Its not fantastic, but it does depict the truth that sometimes we just want to click some situations away. Fast forward it. like.... my mum nagging at me?! my boss giving me shit?! the long meetings, arguments.. but its these that completes life. Life can't jus be about happy stuff, we need the shit to live a better and happier future. But honestly, pass me the remote & I will still gif that little gimmick a 'click'. :p

"the breakup" hmm.... its just a movie about a couple who just can't communicate? Thats it. Sorry Aniston, as much as i luv u, its crap. But dun be sad, at least u've gotten Vince. Though u look too perfect for him but maybe theres no such thing as the perfect couple. Look at Brad, he's got the sexy but ultimately crazy cum 'love the children' Jolie. Shes not perfect either. I somehow feel these 2 couples may just last. Good job Vince. *pats on back* ewww.... its none of my bloody business. Move on, Jo!

"ant bully" ... its a movie that I was forced to watch? haha... cos i have a chip fren who luvs luvs luvs cartoons? It did remind me that we do things that ain't right cos we are angry. So anger actually clots our brains and pushes us to do dumb things. Anyway, its a great movie for little kids. Not for me though.... A kid, but a BIG kid orite!

"fast n furious; Tokyo drift" Cars, babes, and more babes. I was clenching my teeth for most of the scenes, cos its damn nerve wrecking. And it does in fact gives a teenie weenie bit of life lessons. Dun tink about the story, it'll ruin the movie. Jus enjoy the ride.



*fireworks* Haven't felt so free, so peaceful for a long time. I was actually working, bringing my members of 5 boats to watch the fireworks (some event that I created). I was glad i was there. Wow... mesmerizing. Its jus so beautiful. Jus sitting there on the tip of the boat, drifting, so close to the picture of beautiful colors. I can't really describe the feeling. I had no family or frens there wif me then. But i just felt right in place. Suddenly, work doesn't seem that bad, life doesn't seem that miserable. I call it "the moment". I remember the last time i felt like this was when i was in the States. Quote from 'Tokyo Dirft': "At that moment, everything just disappears. no past, no future, no problems."

Its the moment that matters. I realised moments are created by oneself. I did not create the fireworks of course. But i created the chance to be there, to feel it. So kudos to myself.
And hereby, I hope for many more 'moments' to come. ;)

Its cliche, but life is really too short to be unhappy. Chip's right, be it good or bad, its not gonna last. We have our very own remote actually, we have choices. Either click our troubles away or let it stay and haunt us. Of course there will be times/things that will make me angry or sad. But I wun let it stay long enuff to hurt me. What's gone is gone, I have to accept that. At least what's here is still here. :)

Have a Happy Life.