felt so tired and that life's extremely mundane in this time and day. REALLY. so here i am, online, blogging aways, with almost nothin' in mind 'cept for Arms Race/Gorby/Reagan what-nots.
mundane life of a student. Prelims approaching and i am panicking as hell, i am THAT close to a nervous breakdown. wth. But no worries ple, i love my life too much to turn suicidal.
anyways, was reading Newsweek and came across this article i thought to be interesting. it was something about actors/actresses/movies being able to survive 50years down the road. wells, being an absolute movie buff (not after the panicking stage tho-) , i realised tt it's quite sad tt there are so many good movies, and yet, it's true that they wouldn't survive the next, say 50yrs. goshh. nonetheless, comfort comfort, there are some which are worth remembering, perennial happiness they bring to everyone (almost everyone i guess.)
i think i would remember, lets see...
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.
.
i was just about to get off my chair and grab that Newsweek issue to refer.
There.
Point proven?
i am so very lame. blame on my mundane life please.
mundane life of a student. Prelims approaching and i am panicking as hell, i am THAT close to a nervous breakdown. wth. But no worries ple, i love my life too much to turn suicidal.
anyways, was reading Newsweek and came across this article i thought to be interesting. it was something about actors/actresses/movies being able to survive 50years down the road. wells, being an absolute movie buff (not after the panicking stage tho-) , i realised tt it's quite sad tt there are so many good movies, and yet, it's true that they wouldn't survive the next, say 50yrs. goshh. nonetheless, comfort comfort, there are some which are worth remembering, perennial happiness they bring to everyone (almost everyone i guess.)
i think i would remember, lets see...
.
.
.
i was just about to get off my chair and grab that Newsweek issue to refer.
There.
Point proven?
i am so very lame. blame on my mundane life please.

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