well just to prove im not slack-blogging, heres an update on life..

Not many special events lately, basically i've been
1) playing my guitar
2) watching lotsa anime, finished kanon2006 and it rocked..damn sad.. Im starting on samurai champloo now, and im waiting eagerly for each and every episode of bleach, nana and naruto..
3) mahjong sessions
4) cleaning up my messed up room.. just threw secondary sch worksheets and files this morning
5) going out? finally get to see some friends esp yuan who cooped himself up at home..
6) trying to spend less money..cause i am not working
7) going for jap classes, getting pretty difficult..
8) daydreaming of girls and stuff.. or wad to do in life..
9) and whatever my brain cant think of now..

So yea, basically im trying to make use of the time i have..

Not very difficult to find me, im just a phonecall away anyway

Remembering what life is.....
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I watched a movie on DVD today, with my bro.. The show's called Pay it Forward and it was shown several years back.

Kevin Spacey, Haley Joel Osment and Helen Hunt made up the main cast.
Now what inspired me to post was what the show made me re-realise.
Osment is this kid, Kevin Spacey is his teacher, Helen Hunt's the mom. The teacher gives him a project on making an effort to change this world and taking action.
So the kid comes up with this idea over time, Paying it forward. He helps 3 pple and this so called "help" has to be something big , not just ur daily good deed as we so call it..maybe just smth bigger than that.. and using some basic maths, this works by multiplication, he helps 3,3 helps 3 making it 9 ..and so on..
He made lots of efforts and it seemed like his plans failed, but it eventually worked in the end (theres too much to explain)..
At the end, in an attempt to help his friend from bullies, he got stabbed and died.. and the whole town comes with little torches to pay their respects and they cry and stuff..

though you've been spoiled, it's still a good show to watch..after all it inspired me to blog.

Now perhaps we might ask ourselves, how many lives have we changed
... how much effort have we made to think about others instead of ourselves..
If everyone would just have this basic sense of empathy, or perhaps compassion, this little common sense somewhere in their heads, maybe this world would be a better place.

Remembering what life is.....
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My 19th birthday was a simple one..yet a meaningful one for me..
It was different..cause it fell on A level results release day..alright not really..

I went to Tpjc to sorta find my friends. It had been a long time since i saw some of them..especially ky.. so it meant a lot to me. Generally i was very pleased with their results.
Later on, i had dinner with them at fish n co at tm, simple but pleasant ..

On the whole,i received many messages and im very thankful to u guys..
My bro closed my msn when i wasnt at home so i didnt get to see some msgs though..

Therefore, thanks a lot..to bottomline, hsh and all the important assholes out there.

Sometimes simplicity can mean a lot..

Remembering what life is.....
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