Haha. I love cracked.com.
invasion.
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Monday, April 18, 2011
whirlwind.
Perhaps an important question to be asked in a relationship is
"What is your dream?"
Typically I'd think most answers to be related to work. Like how successful they want to be. What they intend to buy with the money they make from work.
Is it any surprise that most relationships don't work out then? If you are not each other's number one priority, of course not everything is going to go well. Cause even if you break up, you still have your dream. And since your dream does not require a relationship, no harm in letting it go right?
Or maybe you'd be better off not knowing.
P.S Learned this from a Jdrama. Hana Yori Dango =D!
"What is your dream?"
Typically I'd think most answers to be related to work. Like how successful they want to be. What they intend to buy with the money they make from work.
Is it any surprise that most relationships don't work out then? If you are not each other's number one priority, of course not everything is going to go well. Cause even if you break up, you still have your dream. And since your dream does not require a relationship, no harm in letting it go right?
Or maybe you'd be better off not knowing.
P.S Learned this from a Jdrama. Hana Yori Dango =D!
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
camera.
Just finished watching
I quite liked it. It's about this girl who loses her memory of the past four years. And so since it's a love story the main focus is about her trying to remember who she loves. Pretty predictable but it's easy to watch and really sweet at some points.
You know you've been watching too many Japanese shows when you recognise the three main characters from other plaes. Kenichi Matsuyama being L from Death Note. Maki Horikita is Chisato from Atashinchi no Danshi. And finally Yuya Tegoshi is from the boygroup NEWS. Haha. But I'm going off track.
The movie shows how since the main character forgot the past four years, it is up to the people around her to remind her of who she is. What she used to like, who she used to like and all that. But if this happened in real life, there would be almost no need to take the words of others. Maybe not applicable to everyone. But if let's say I lost my memory, all I'd have to do is read by blog. Or go through Facebook a little.
And then tadahhh! The past is all so nicely documented for me.
What would we do without the Internet =).
Memoirs of a Teenage Amnesiac.
I quite liked it. It's about this girl who loses her memory of the past four years. And so since it's a love story the main focus is about her trying to remember who she loves. Pretty predictable but it's easy to watch and really sweet at some points.
You know you've been watching too many Japanese shows when you recognise the three main characters from other plaes. Kenichi Matsuyama being L from Death Note. Maki Horikita is Chisato from Atashinchi no Danshi. And finally Yuya Tegoshi is from the boygroup NEWS. Haha. But I'm going off track.
The movie shows how since the main character forgot the past four years, it is up to the people around her to remind her of who she is. What she used to like, who she used to like and all that. But if this happened in real life, there would be almost no need to take the words of others. Maybe not applicable to everyone. But if let's say I lost my memory, all I'd have to do is read by blog. Or go through Facebook a little.
And then tadahhh! The past is all so nicely documented for me.
What would we do without the Internet =).
