SAVING so that I can spend MORE for Xmas!

She Said Yes for Commitment

Here's Kilyn on her wedding day last weekend.



She looked even sweeter and more matured now that she is someone's wife.

I can still perfectly remember those childhood days of ours, happily and naive-ly running around during aunties' wedding..and now, SHE'S MARRIED!

Time flies.
I feel old.

I felt like crying the moment I saw her sitting on her bridal throne that day. But I didn't. Too dramatic eh. I wish the best for her wedding, til death do them part. (^.^)

Several 87-baby friends are getting hitched very soon, and I salute them for their ability to decide that they're ready for commitment. I can't do such decision at this point. I can't even make up my mind for a relationship, let alone life-long commitment. (-.-") To say 'I'm ready to commit' is ONE BIG STEP for anyone. I really wonder what catalyzed (sorry la, poor vocab ni) someone to make such decision? I mean, starting a family is a HUGE responsibility. Marriage is no joke.

Maybe it's just me and my insecurities, but still, commitment of any kind is not in my distant planning.

Yuhuu..am looking forward for dozens of weddings on Dec! Makan..makan..

Undergrad Note
One more paper (Dr J's) to go tomorrow before I can escape to boredom of semester break!
Went jogging to free up my nokulut (tangled up) mind yesterday, and guess who I met? Dr J~~who was joy-bike-riding with his kids. I became even more stressed with the sight of him. lol

Mathematician Is.

"Mathematician is like a blind man in a dark room looking for a black cat which isn't there."

~ Charles R. Darwin

Disney PIXAR Best Animation so far.. UP

I don't usually give movie reviews, but here I am..doing the second movie review after 500 Days of Summer (still the best movie tho').

I'm outdated. I RARELY watch movies on the premiere or opening week. But I'm thinking of watching Ninja Assassin and New Moon as soon as it is premiered by the end of this month.

I saw the trailer for UP while watching Ice Age 3 with my favorite ex last July (or June). I was a bit skeptical at first, thinking that this is just another animated movie. But then last night, me and my housies, ok..siblings, watched it at home, in Hi-Def. Don't ask how I got it. It's been a while since I last saw a family friendly-heartwarming-adventure kinda movie, and this one is real GOOD! If I have three hands, I'll give triple thumb-ups.

Watching in HD is so satisfactory! You can pause at any scene, hit the Prt Sc button and set it up as wallpaper..ha ha ha (that's what baby bro told me to do). My point is, the color pop out brightly, the image is more than sharp and it's really eye-candy. I almost forgot that it's animated. =)
The plot is rather predictable however, good vs evil, good always wins.

If you are romantic, you'll see the love story.
If you are comedic, you'll see the comedy.
If you are action-flick fan, you'll be disappointed to see that this is a kid movie, no aksi ganas lo.

Personally, I see this movie as the journey in realizing the main character's life-long dream. He finally got it at 78. So, I ask myself..am I able to realize my so-called lifelong (cis..baru 21++ years) dream? To partake in the greatest adventure I always wanted to do?Hihihi..I hope I can set foot on my own Paradise Fall earlier than when I turn 78. I have an almost similar dream with the main character, Carl Fredricksen. To globe-trek.

Here's an illegal usage of the image. (Kelik gambar untuk menambahkan kejelasan)

I love blue sky, with bright colors contrasting. Same goes with the wide blue ocean. Blue is the color, football is the game..(Tiba2 lagu Chelsea terlintas..)

Enough for now, I think I've said too much un-necessary details here.

If Only.

will it be easier then?

C.H.O.Co.La.Te.

Hola November.

Today I want to share on The Perfect Way to Enjoy your Fine Dark Chocolate (dengan intonasi paling skema)..Actually, it is Cadbury Bournville Fine Dark Chocolate. I got these tips printed on the wrapping paper of the choc!

1. Fine dark chocolate delivers unique experience. So before you taste your Bournville, take a moment to savor its rich aroma. This will help heighten your appreciation of the flavor.
2. Take a bite. A small one.
3. Focus on the bouquet of flavors as the chocolate melts on your tongue. Note the texture, the feel of it. Take your time. A fine dark chocolate is not something you hurry.
4. Take a deep breathe.
5. Continue to savor bit by bit, taking time to enjoy the rich cocoa taste that is distinctively Cadbury Bournville.

Frankly, I find this funneh as, for me, I crack a bar, then simply bite it. I don't take deep breathe or focus on the bouquet of flavors.
Fine dark chocolate naturally contains high anti-oxidants but milk chocolate DOES NOT!! Dark choc is bittersweet...as in very matured kind of taste. Anti-oxidants gobble up free radicals, destructive molecules that are implicated in heart disease and other ailments. Sentence made simple, it prevents cancer. On how does it work, hmm, go and read the medical journals and research papers yourself. This is not an educational blog..hihi.

I believe, there is a scientific proof out there that verifies eating choc eases PMS pain and cravings. It may be psychological only, but if it really helps, then why not? It works perfectly well with me..*grins*

Statistics tells:

Nine out of ten people like chocolate. The tenth person always lies....

Forget love -- I'd rather fall in chocolate!!!