



*** She bugged me a million times to post this up. I was forced. :(
bel:
which pic i sent you
bel:
you look good
bel:
i wanna blog
angel:
every of them la
angel:
i so chio
bel:
DOH
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shameless
VOMIT BLOOD!
WOW! The MAC LARGE CUP seems to be bigger than my face !
(I strongly believe that my eyes are open, just that i'm looking down!)
Mugging for my exams till wee hours and PIMPLE came to visit me. :(
HEHE. Happy blotting.
Xiao Long Bao = Angel's NEH! HAHA. No wonder she like it.
Instead of EVERYONE logging in the congested website to check the results and spend hours trying to log in. They provide us with another option, SMS!
If i'm not wrong, the SMS results are first hand results! After getting the SMS and login to our school website to tally the results, our results are not posted up yet!
How cool is that!
These 2 shots were taken by the celebrity, i think she had gone crazy after having obession with books. She even brought the notes she printed out to Coffee Shop. Bring still nevermind, she really go read the notes in the Coffee Shop can! SIAO ONE!!!
It was nice supper with them.
:)
Presenting to you, Mao the TUT-TUT Driver !
Anyway Mao is pronounce as Mao1 (Cat) not Mao2(Hair). Haha.
The Rojak Yew Cha Kuey and the Chicken Wings was really nice. The Prawns and Otahs was nice too! Haha. In short, the food is SLURPING GOOD!
Oh ya, there was this particular MCQ quiz which i mention in my previous entry that i didn't studied for it and tigam-tigam, ended up i got 4/20! I think i'm GOOD, none of my tigam-tigam was correct.
All right, thats all for today! CIAOZ!
Primarily the story of the love that grew between country stars Johnny Cash and June Carter during the early years of Cash's career, WALK THE LINE is the result of intense collaboration between director James Mangold, co-writer Gill Dennis, Johnny Cash, and June Carter Cash.
Though both Cashes died in 2003, they oversaw the script’s development for seven years. Mangold and Cash’s insistence that the film’s stars would actually sing paid off.
Witherspoon’s singing (as June) is lovely, and Phoenix’s contains the raw energy and soul that defined Cash’s sound. Even as a child on a cotton farm in Depression-era Arkansas, Cash shows a strong interest in music, escaping from his no-frills life and strict father (Robert Patrick) through hymns and listening to the radio.
When his brother dies in a freak accident, young Johnny feels responsible, and worries that he will never live up to his brother’s goodness. The film follows Cash through his first marriage with Vivian Cash (Ginnifer Goodwin) and into the early stages of his touring career alongside such musicians as Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, Roy Orbison, Elvis Presley, and most importantly, June Carter.
As Cash’s success grows, so does his relationship with drugs, alcohol, and Carter, putting a strain upon his family life. From his initial audition with Sam Phillips of Sun Records on through his legendary 1968 concert at Folsom Prison, Cash is transformed from a hesitant singer riddled with demons to a man whose uniquely bold style would make music history.
WALK THE LINE never attempts to paint a full picture of Cash's prolific career, but instead focuses on the passions that drove his music and on the woman who gave him strength. With magical performances by Witherspoon and Phoenix, a haunting and inspiring American romance is brought beautifully to life.
Chilled over at Mos Burger after the movie and Home Sweet Home!
Browsing through the menu. We saw Robin Leong with a MONK and a lady with 3 kids today.
Enjoying my dinner.
Dessert! This is really YUMMY. Banana and red beans as filling, sound kinda YUCKS but it really blend well together and it is really shiok with the fine soft sugar coating.
I'm loving it!
We went all the way to JAPAN to use the toilets. HAHA.
Caught the movie North Country.
When Josey Aimes (Academy Award winner CHARLIZE THERON) returns to her hometown in Northern Minnesota after a failed marriage, she needs a good job. A single mother with two children to support, she turns to the predominant source of employment in the region - the iron mines.
The mines provide a livelihood that has sustained a community for generations. The work is hard but the pay is good and friendships that form on the job extend into everyday life, bonding families and neighborhoods with a common thread. It's an industry long dominated by men, in a place unaccustomed to change.
Encouraged by her old friend Glory (Academy Award winner FRANCES McDORMAND), one of the few female miners in town, Josey joins the ranks of those laboring to blast ore from rock in the gaping quarries. She is prepared for the back-breaking and often dangerous work, but coping with the harassment she and the other female miners encounter from their male coworkers proves far more challenging.
Times are tough. The last thing the miners want is women competing for scarce jobs - women who, in their estimation, have no business driving trucks and hauling rock anyway. If these newcomers want to work the mines they'll have to do it on the terms set by the veteran workforce and it won't be easy. Take it or leave it.
When Josey speaks out against the treatment she and her fellow workers face she is met with resistance - not only from those in power but from a community that doesn't want to hear the truth, her disapproving parents and many of her own colleagues who fear she is only making things worse. In time, even her friendship with Glory will be tested, her already difficult connection with her father, a lifelong miner, will be pushed to its limit and elements of her personal life exposed to scrutiny. The fallout from Josey's battle to make a better future for herself and her children will affect every aspect of her life, including her relationship with her young daughter and her sensitive teenage son, who must first cope with the embarrassment of his mother's sudden notoriety and then face harsh details of her past she was hoping he would never have to know.
Through these struggles Josey will find the courage to stand up for what she believes in - even if that means standing alone.
Inspired by a true story, North Country follows Josey's journey on a road that will take her farther than she ever imagined, ultimately inspiring countless others, and leading to the nation's first-ever class action lawsuit for sexual harassment.
--- The movie brought me tears. :)