new look ;)

yup, new look for a new year ahead of me...hehe...

so what if im a few days earlier??what matters most is the initiative and the enthusiasm to look forward for a much more brighter and prosperous year ahead of me...ahh....the words of wisdom by muah!

hehe...yup, thats me being dramatic as usual.well u know what they say, "some things never change" ;)

me back here :)

haloooooooo my beloved bloggy ;)

i know ive done a great job ignoring u but plz understand that mummy has tons of things going on in her life right now...mummy never forgets u, not even a minute. but medicine has finally manage to get mummy to study on her own (without being forced by anyone) due to constant reminder of how 'unknowledgeble' mummy is, (im softening the truth here, coz it hurts so bad!) thanks to the doctors at Kulim Hospital who didnt even have to try hard to do it!!

so yes, mummy studies everyday during weekdays and on weekends, mummy studies too or when theres free time mummy will take a break by watching tv etc, coz lets face it, mummy needs to regain her sanity right??

and mummy has so many things to share with u! so many things has happened lately, some of them are BIG in fact...if only mummy has more time to spend....sigh.....

but worry no more hunny bunny, from now on, mummy will try her best to update as much as possible, even if its just a few sentences in a post okay?

i guess thats all for now, mummys gotta go....will update tomorrow.
chioz, muaxxxxx!

love,
your ever loving mummy

darn those tables!!

at the moment im typing with my eyes half closed coz im having conjuctivitis erythema, sneezing every 10minutes (seeing as it is, i know it's gonna be a paroxysmal one!), complete with nasal obstruction and i swear to god the palate of my throat is so damn itchy like hell! all thanks to the brand new tables in my room!

of coz i was damn happy when i saw it at first, but now, seeing that those bloody allergens (who knows what chemical they use to paint those tables) has been reacting happily with my IgE and causing massive production of histamines and the gang that in the end cause me a blardy ALLERGIC RHINITIS! damn!

ah well, im gonna continue with my notes now. got exam on friday! haih....not to mention that this morning was the 'first' day of my new semester...hehe...other people starts on monday but I, the self-proclaim VVIP starts on wednesday.....i can imagine my mama singing praises to me ;)

okayla, will be updating on my new room and my first week of the semester over the weekend. at least there's something to do this weekend...chioz!

true love by Wislawa Szymborska

True love. Is it normal
is it serious, is it practical?
What does the world get from two people
who exist in a world of their own?





Placed on the same pedestal for no good reason,
drawn randomly from millions but convinced
it had to happen this way - in reward for what?
For nothing.





The light descends from nowhere.
Why on these two and not on others?
Doesn't this outrage justice? Yes it does.
Doesn't it disrupt our painstakingly erected principles,
and cast the moral from the peak? Yes on both accounts.





Look at the happy couple.
Couldn't they at least try to hide it,
fake a little depression for their friends' sake?


Listen to them laughing – it’s an insult.
The language they use - deceptively clear.


And their little celebrations, rituals,
the elaborate mutual routines -
it's obviously a plot behind the human race's back!





It's hard even to guess how far things might go
if people start to follow their example.


What could religion and poetry count on?
What would be remembered? What renounced?
Who'd want to stay within bounds?





True love. Is it really necessary?
Tact and common sense tell us to pass over it in silence,
like a scandal in Life's highest circles.


Perfectly good children are born without its help.
It couldn't populate the planet in a million years,
it comes along so rarely.









Let the people who never find true love
keep saying that there's no such thing.


Their faith will make it easier for them to live and
die.

Dark Knight

im not here to write a review...i dont think my words would do justice to this excellent, totally mind-blowing sequel of the Cape Cruisader. But if u want a review, the best one ive read so far, click here.

at first all we wanted to do was to watch 'sepi' but when we got to GSC, it seemed like they are not showing sepi anymore so we had to go for another option. the best options at that time was Dark Knight or Hellboy 2...so we decided to go for Dark Knight...

obviously its a no-secret that im pretty emotional in cinema. hey, its not like i can help it! of coz, i dont get that emo when i watch the telly at home coz im not totally focus on the screen. but when ure in the cinema, ur 100% attention is directed on the screen, following every moves, from one plot to another, so tell me this, how the hell can u help urself from screaming ur lungs out at the sight of the ghost that appears from god-knows-where or when theres a war going on with bullets flying everywhere! its just too intense, too much for my poor soul!

but for Dark Knight, i must say i have to make an exception. eventhough i was totally freaked out at the sight of the Joker the first time i saw the trailer, but i knew, deep down within me, my heart was screaming and shouting to watch the movie. haha....yeah, a bit dramatic there ;)

so i did some preparation for the movie...went up to the website and watch the trailer a few times just to get used to the new Joker. i call this, my mental preparation.hehe...and boy, it was all worth it! i was so glad that i did what i did, otherwise i'd be closing my eyes throughout the movie.

the movie was great! despite the two and a half hours length it did not feel that long to me. in fact we were quite shocked to realise that it was 9pm when we walked out of the cinema...

for me, i think this is the best sequel ive watched so far. its totally different from the others, but if you've watched Batman Begins i think u would expect nothing less than this. from the storyline to the twisted plots, the narations even the shots were nicely done. the charecters evolved so well in the movie. there are many interesting scenes that got me thinking about the significance behind it. i agree, it is a very good movie to study. but then again, Christopher Nolan has always been known for his amazing psycholgical thrillers (eventhough i have never dared to watch any of his work before Batman Begins) so, i can see why it comes so natural in Dark Knight.

here are some interesting lines from the movie;

Bruce: I knew the mob wouldn't go down without a fight. But this is different. They crossed the line.
Alfred: You crossed the line first, sir. You hammered them. And in their desperation they turned to a man they didn't fully understand. Some men aren't looking for anything logical. They can't be bought, bullied, reasoned or negotiated with. Some men just want to watch the world burn.



The Joker: I use a knife because guns are too quick. Otherwise, you can't savor all the emotions. You know who people are in their last moments.



Batman: Why do you want to kill me?
The Joker: I don't want to kill you. What would I do without you?



The Joker: Introduce a little anarchy... Upset the established order... Well then everyone loses their minds!



Harvey Dent: The night is darkest just before the dawn. And I promise you, the dawn is coming!


Harvey Dent: You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain.



Bruce: People are dying. What would you have me do?
Alfred: Endure. You can be the outcast. You can make the choice that no one else will face - the right choice. Gotham needs you.



Gotham National Bank Manager: The criminals in this town used to believe in things. Honor. Respect. Look at you! What do you believe in? What do you believe in!
The Joker: I believe whatever doesn't kill you simply makes you... stranger.



but for me personally, the best line in the movie was when The Joker mocked a famous line in Jerry Maguire when he told Batman, "You complete me,"

so yes, The Joker is every bit as described by the late Heath Ledger; "a psychopathic, schizophrenic, mass murdering clown with zero empathy" and a world class sense of humor...