unending seasons of Prison Break
and 24/7 worth of movie marathons,
but it's not.
yes,
it's not because DVD rentals
take a toll on the wallet
and the world requires me
to participate in life beyond
the comfort of my TV screen.
being a social recluse
and limiting bonding strictly to
a psuedo world on the other side
of our colour TV sets
is what i consider to be the pinnacle
of quality human life.
WHICH
i believe i will need to put on
hold until retirement.
yeap, the price of being young
is the need to act like it.
the need to have one shot too many,
to sustain inhumane energy levels,
and to engage heavily in
long, mindless socialising.
anyway,
i just thought it would be
appropriate to express some
bit of worry in the fact
that i have done nothing about
my upcoming varsity life other than
settling some fiscal matters.
(and actively expanding my wadrobe)
no camps no hall whatsoever,
haven't checked out any potential
classmates, haven't had the medical checkup,
haven't really set down to read the
freshman guide...
its a bloody sick cycle again,
re-explaining myself to strangers,
memorising new names and faces,
and making my point that:
YEAH i am cool enough for university DAMMIT!!
taiwan trip was really
quite a blast with my
3 suncreen-obsessed darling bimbos.
beautiful sights and insane shopping.
i dont think i'll do due justice
to this trip if i tried
to reduce it to just
some couple of words.
i'll put up our pictures up once
my main PC decides to function.
anw, to pay tribute to
TV and Film - an important facet of my life TSK -
ive decided to dedicate some posts
to commemorating buck-worthy films that
made my life complete:
The Story of a Weeping Camel
http://www.nationalgeographic.com/weepingcamel/index.html
tear inducing drama-documentary,
about nature, music and motherhood.
a lil peek into Mongolian culture and
the fantabulous sights of the Gobi Region.
must watch!!!!
goodbye loves.
11:31 AM