July 10, 2009 at 9:31 am · Filed under it's about life
The plot in ‘Blogger Boy’ is becoming more and more interesting. Mistakenly regarded as a gay blog (the blogger boy that is!) and the scene where the other 2 house mates were practicing Malay language…lawak seh… if you have no idea - what I’m blabbering about…it’s time to check out tv8 and so called - support the malaysian film or whatever.
I’m trying to be a better person and stop being a pain in the ass. My dad commented that I’m easily provoked. My comments towards that - I don’t tolerate ‘nonsense’. The truth is, I lack patience these days. And today, I’m just so pissed…grrr… how does one cope with selfishness?
I managed to finish Jhumpa Lampiri’s book ‘Unaccustomed Earth’ …a very interesting reading. I noticed her book when I watch the ‘Namesake’ - a movie adaption of her other title. It was so good that I just had to find the other titles. Now the trip to Kampar has another purpose. To catch up with those readings that I badly needed…
Perhaps the weekend will heal my bitterness.
July 4, 2009 at 8:28 pm · Filed under it's about life
It’s sunday and I’m recovering from my fever. Yesterday, I attended Gaya’s wedding - a former afs colleague. Indian + American + Jewish tradition - it was beautiful. Maybe I just love wedding, the reason why I love watching 27 dresses haha…anyway, I hope the bride and groom will have a great life ahead.
Believing that going out to find food (feels like stone age) will do more harm to my health, I decided to stay home and order nandos instead. First time ordering nandos, I hope they will be able to deliver on time. I’m sure is famished.
While waiting, I’m browsing through Michael Moore’s webpage. On thursday, I watched his amazing documentary. Just made me thinking, why I’m so into this whole documentary study (I’m about to receive my application results for PhD..) and the subject of my scrutiny is Amir Muhammad and Fahmi Reza’s documentaries on Malaysian political history. Do I have the tendency to support the left-wing? Maybe. But I realized that most importantly, I actually like the nature of documentary. Trying to tell a story from your point of view. It’s like providing and alternative or looking at another angle of life. And I feel that is very important. In life, we are always stuck with our own belief and opinion. That’s fine but sometimes knowing that others might not see things as the way we see it is also fine. Does life has always to be about taking side? Sometimes I think it’s about giving in.
Enough said…where’s my nandos?
