Next up, wonders of life.Believe it or not, i haven't had this much realisation in months. Haha, well today, indeed, i have learnt a lot. Really learnt things i thought i wouldn't ever notice. You see, in the morning, i had my religious class, attended and all. Was a bit hesitant since i wasn't sure whos coming. Oh, and i think i saw 'who?'. (The neighbour who tags at my blog but i have yet to know?) Brought me into thinking where have i lost all the people i used to know. Then in religious class, i learnt something new, that life isn't always the way we perceive it - its means of getting to know things yourselves with the help of mistakes of others. I don't think you know where i'm getting at but, you'll see. Headed home, had power nap and woke up reading a novel. I missed reading and continued on my book, 'This Charming Man'. Left me hanging a few months ago since i was too busy with, life. Again, made me notice the differences in people, the unique flaws that makes them ever-so charming. Ate, didn't i tell you i couldn't fast? Haha, so yes, i ate and watched television. Been long since i caught series and movies on tv. Damn, i spent hours glued to the tv, watching shows after shows.
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Channel NewsAsia showed a documentary about Ladyboys in Thailand, beautiful one. They are truly special and unique human beings. They deserve their rights too, i mean, what they feel maybe impossible to us, but i believe that they have their own perceptions and emotions that develop during their blossoming years. Trust me, if they're destined, all we can do is help them. Oh and while i watched, there was one part they had beauty pageants. Boy, were they pretty. They don't look like men at all, neither do they sound like one. I'd mistaken them for models, haha.Next was Charlie's Angels, Full Throttle and at the same time this performance on Okto about life. There was lots of action in Charlie's Angels and i've gotten tired of it. Same old movies on Channel 5, Mediacorp really has to change it. I practically can remember every movie they screened on tv. Anyway, Okto was way better, it was an acrobatic performance with colourful costumes! Plus point to moral of story - Dreams, Faith and Love. Hahaha, i had a hard time trying to appreciate it, since i wasn't much of an arts person. But after all, it made me learn something, time. Time's precious - but why do people always say, 'Time is very precious, now'. It's like as if time was only precious then and in the future, but not presently important. Following one was on Suria, on how you can easily lose one's trust with one simple mistake. I've really got to improve on that, cos' i haven't been much of a listener these days. Okto again, Pinnochio, another arts movie. It's being screened now. The beauty of how an old man wants a child of his own by carving a puppet that comes to life. Probably do anything for it, but yet being used. People (and puppets) have got to start appreciating and not taking what they have for granted. That includes me too. I better stop ranting, because probably no one will read this long and boring post, with extra small fonts. Haha, Have a jolly good day y'all! Love you souls, xoxo Double xo.
Written with love; 9:52 pm
