I love nature.. the rain, the trees, the dew... the green! And this photo says it all!
5.29.2007
5.27.2007
5.25.2007
Miss.. Miss.. Miss
I don't know if Miss Universe will be aired here in free tv. You know, we don't subscribe to pay tv. :D
While waiting for some mysteries in the free tv channels to announce that they're going to cover the event and for May 28 Mexico City time, I take a peak to some of the photos of the contestants on the net where I dont have to pay.
Miss Australia
I am rooting for these two! I bet you know why? :D
While waiting for some mysteries in the free tv channels to announce that they're going to cover the event and for May 28 Mexico City time, I take a peak to some of the photos of the contestants on the net where I dont have to pay.
Miss Australia
Miss Philippines
I am rooting for these two! I bet you know why? :D
The Notebook
Genre: Drama / RomanceThis is one of the movies that worn me off if I watched over and over again. I've seen this is in the cinema and I bought a disc with the good intention of watching it many times more.
And I did, for the nth times last week.
I am not really into movies that are flashbacks as it ruin my trail of events of the movie but this one is off the record.
I couldn't help to admire Noah for his determination in building his dreamhouse which Allie had made notable contributions on how she want it to be designed when they were still an item, when it was already 7 years that he didn't have contact with Allie. God knows, what Allie could have been up to that time. The house was a labor of love. Little did he know that his love for Allie will bring him back the love of his life.
It is another movie that proves first love never dies rather, it is just burried in the deep recesses of the mind that will be awaken anytime.
The love that Noah and Allie shared was so strong that it brought them out of so many hurdles even dementia.
Nicolas Sparks could not make it more beautiful and inspiring as it already was.
5.22.2007
Typical Aussie Friday Night
A typical Aussie Friday night is no cooking, gobbling pizza with beer for dinner while watching footy!
I had a little dose of a typical Aussie Friday night. Having pizza for dinner while watching movies. I cooked though but had to keep the meal for the next day and instead order pizza for MCJ and the guy fixing the computers. Oh, I didn't drink any beer also. I don't particularly like beer even if I was not preggy.
And yes, I watched two movies just to be around MCJ.
I don't mind sounding un-cool and admit that I am a Juday fanatic. Back then, I always see to it that I don't miss to see any of her movie.
When Don't Give Up On Us was shown in the cinema, I was here but I secure a copy of the movie when I got back to Manila. I've watched it twice there and I did again last Friday and yet, it didn't fail to entertain me to the max and lighten up my mood. I still giggle and feel mushy like it was the first that I've seen the movie.
I particularly like this movie, as I think this is the first where Juday's role was the mature, sophisticated and practical career woman not the damsel-in-distress role that most if not all of her movies were themed.And I love the twist at the end... made me cry though!
Btw, I had to watch this movie using the headset as MCJ and C (computer geek) can overhear the dialogue and I don't want to rattle them. :D
I bought some old movies before that I reckon worth watching over and over again. And the Story of Us was one. But after seeing the movie, I proved myself wrong. It isn't worth seeing more than once.
Why?
Because, the story slipped down pass my expectations. After reading the synopsis saying "they worked on their failing marriage on the latter part" and the acclaim that it was "the most romantic movie of the year", I put all my heart's desire into it. And I just end up disappointed.
I was really looking forward to the moving, heart-wrenching scenes where they would laborously patch up their marriage rather than Katie's realization on the last part opting for the chinese resto instead of their house where they would break the news of their separation to their kids. And pfffftttttt! The end! Fairy tale of sort!
Romantic? There were only few romantic scenes and they were flashbacks.
My only consolation was I like Bruce Willis and Michelle Pfieffer.
I had a little dose of a typical Aussie Friday night. Having pizza for dinner while watching movies. I cooked though but had to keep the meal for the next day and instead order pizza for MCJ and the guy fixing the computers. Oh, I didn't drink any beer also. I don't particularly like beer even if I was not preggy.
And yes, I watched two movies just to be around MCJ.
I don't mind sounding un-cool and admit that I am a Juday fanatic. Back then, I always see to it that I don't miss to see any of her movie.
When Don't Give Up On Us was shown in the cinema, I was here but I secure a copy of the movie when I got back to Manila. I've watched it twice there and I did again last Friday and yet, it didn't fail to entertain me to the max and lighten up my mood. I still giggle and feel mushy like it was the first that I've seen the movie.
I particularly like this movie, as I think this is the first where Juday's role was the mature, sophisticated and practical career woman not the damsel-in-distress role that most if not all of her movies were themed.And I love the twist at the end... made me cry though!
Btw, I had to watch this movie using the headset as MCJ and C (computer geek) can overhear the dialogue and I don't want to rattle them. :D
I bought some old movies before that I reckon worth watching over and over again. And the Story of Us was one. But after seeing the movie, I proved myself wrong. It isn't worth seeing more than once.Why?
Because, the story slipped down pass my expectations. After reading the synopsis saying "they worked on their failing marriage on the latter part" and the acclaim that it was "the most romantic movie of the year", I put all my heart's desire into it. And I just end up disappointed.
I was really looking forward to the moving, heart-wrenching scenes where they would laborously patch up their marriage rather than Katie's realization on the last part opting for the chinese resto instead of their house where they would break the news of their separation to their kids. And pfffftttttt! The end! Fairy tale of sort!
Romantic? There were only few romantic scenes and they were flashbacks.
My only consolation was I like Bruce Willis and Michelle Pfieffer.
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