Having men under your charge sure ain't easy. They talk back, move in a file, march like worms, make lots of noise and do all sorts of things to make your hair explode. I think getting effed by a random captain, notorious for crazy scolding sessions, just because of the men is just the first of many pains that i'll have to go through. Rawr.

My Sister's Keeper: A story about the struggles in a family as they try to keep a dying leukemic girl alive. Dilemmas abound, the ethics of using donor children and genetic modification, the loneliness of a single male child eclipsed by his 2 sisters (HMMMM...), the rights of one to euthanesia, flaws in the laws (heh), yadda yadda yadda. Amidst all these in a movie one should definitely watch before taking a GP examination, it's always death that drills the deepest.

The agony of losing a loved one. The uncertainty and mysteries shrouding the notion of death. Like, what would happen when you die? Would you really get sent to a heaven or a hell? Or is it just, The End, where everything is just pitch black and you don't even know that you're dead, with no trace of conciousness at all?

Death's really scary i think. The bus i was in collided into a car a few days ago, if the bus were a second faster the car would've collided into US. Luckily that wasn't the case, and there were no injuries at all. Then my friends and i went on to buy 4-D. HAHAHA! (it was my first time lol!)

Death is just death. Nobody understands it.

I sooo wanna watch (500) Days of Summer. But there's no one free. ):

Ah sigh. To put one foot in front of the other is a huge challenge.





I seriously have to share this:








HAVE YOU EVER SEEN A CUTER BIRTHDAY CAKE?!
Hahaha.