Sunday, August 10, 2008 '
Kettle Corn
Today was pretty, blah. I think I didn't get much sleep since I slept at around 10pm and woke up at around 7am. I thought we were going to hear mass at 8 but instead, we ended up hearing mass at 11. After mass, we ate at Villa Margarita for lunch then headed straight for NCCC to watch Zohan. We were supposed to go to SM since I was planning to buy earphones (FINALLY!), reserve my copy of Breaking Dawn, buy pingpong balls for PE and to watch Zohan as well. Anyway, I prefer watching movies at NCCC sometimes since the seats in the movie houses are really comfy compared to the ones in SM. Also, they don't have premiere or deluxe seatings which is more practical, in my opinion. I still remember those days back in Manila when we'd opt to watch movies in cinemas with reserved seating. Gaaah I missed the reserved seatings. You don't need to make your life hard by finding a good seat. And the best part? When you buy food, they serve it to you inside the cinema. All you have to do it give your seat number. As far as I know, they do that in Podium.
Zohan was fun actually. In my opinion, it's quality borders between nothing special to crack (in a good way, of course). It was weird that they included the feud between the Israelis and the Palestinians in the movie, which was unexpected for me. I also wondered why the hell would Rob Schneider hate Adam Sandler in the movie mainly because Adam stole Rob's goat? That was awkward. Anyway, the movie really exaggerated the mannerisms of Middle Eastern people like the disco disco thing and going as far as Zohan using hummus as toothpaste. What I didn't like about the movie was that it showcased a lot of idiomatic inneundo. I mean, there are a lot of movies with idiomatic innuendo (like Meet The Fockers) but in this movie, old ladies and Zohan hit on each other prior to Zohan's marriage to Dalia. Imagine, super old ladies getting sticky with, Zohan. Totally unexpected, again. But regardless of the old ladies and the innuendo in the movie, the movie was a good laugh, especially as long as Fatoush (aka. Phantom) was around with his Muchentuchen. Whatever that is.. Lol.
After the movie, we went to the newsstand near the grocery to buy newspapers and I saw Ma'am Mendoza with her baby, Sam. SAM WAS SO FREAKING CUTE THAT I JUST KEPT ON POKING HIS CHEEKS. Haha. After that, we headed home and I had Nesvita and a sandwich for dinner.
Good news! I already wrote a possible prologue for my story. I also have thoughts on how to start the story and everything. I just need to organize my thoughts more. Maybe I'll write it all down tomorrow when I'm bored in school or something.
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I read this article on rollingstone.com by Erica Futterman entitled 'Dawn of the Undead', which
was about the Twilight Phenomenon in America, specifically the Breaking Dawn concert series. I'll just quote the first paragraph which cracked me up real bad.
Zohan was fun actually. In my opinion, it's quality borders between nothing special to crack (in a good way, of course). It was weird that they included the feud between the Israelis and the Palestinians in the movie, which was unexpected for me. I also wondered why the hell would Rob Schneider hate Adam Sandler in the movie mainly because Adam stole Rob's goat? That was awkward. Anyway, the movie really exaggerated the mannerisms of Middle Eastern people like the disco disco thing and going as far as Zohan using hummus as toothpaste. What I didn't like about the movie was that it showcased a lot of idiomatic inneundo. I mean, there are a lot of movies with idiomatic innuendo (like Meet The Fockers) but in this movie, old ladies and Zohan hit on each other prior to Zohan's marriage to Dalia. Imagine, super old ladies getting sticky with, Zohan. Totally unexpected, again. But regardless of the old ladies and the innuendo in the movie, the movie was a good laugh, especially as long as Fatoush (aka. Phantom) was around with his Muchentuchen. Whatever that is.. Lol.
After the movie, we went to the newsstand near the grocery to buy newspapers and I saw Ma'am Mendoza with her baby, Sam. SAM WAS SO FREAKING CUTE THAT I JUST KEPT ON POKING HIS CHEEKS. Haha. After that, we headed home and I had Nesvita and a sandwich for dinner.
Good news! I already wrote a possible prologue for my story. I also have thoughts on how to start the story and everything. I just need to organize my thoughts more. Maybe I'll write it all down tomorrow when I'm bored in school or something.
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I read this article on rollingstone.com by Erica Futterman entitled 'Dawn of the Undead', which
was about the Twilight Phenomenon in America, specifically the Breaking Dawn concert series. I'll just quote the first paragraph which cracked me up real bad.
"It's a humid August afternoon outside the Nokia Theater in the middle of New York's Times Square, and a hundred girls have already been in line for up to 16 hours. They're holding posters, screaming and wearing T-shirts identifying themselves as members of Team Edward or Team Jacob. Most passersby assume Edward and Jacob are part a band, with one confused father asking his teenage son, "Is Jacob a Jonas brother?""
Fathers, fathers, fathers. They never run out of comments when their daughters obsess over boy bands and the like. My dad was really big on comments when I was into the F4 mania. However, he still hasn't commented on my addiction to werewolves and vampires maybe because they're fictional. My dad already commented on FT Island, by the way. He's been challenging me to read the product labels that are written in Korean because of that. Anyway, my parents also allowed me to have a t-shirt printed that says 'TEAM JACOB' or something like that. I was thinking of having this printed: "Imprinted last New Moon.." in the front; "..by Jacob Black." in the back. Or maybe, "Werewolves over vampires." I saw in PDI that someone wore a shirt with a bitten apple as a design and 'Bite me' was written beneath it. I was thinking of having a pawprint as a design and I'd have 'Imprint me' written under it. Hahahah so much for wishful thinking.
OH YEAH. I have a new layout! Actually I just changed the background, banner and other stuff. Maybe I'll make a new layout soon. I'm still thinking of a design that I could make out of scratch or something. XD
Fathers, fathers, fathers. They never run out of comments when their daughters obsess over boy bands and the like. My dad was really big on comments when I was into the F4 mania. However, he still hasn't commented on my addiction to werewolves and vampires maybe because they're fictional. My dad already commented on FT Island, by the way. He's been challenging me to read the product labels that are written in Korean because of that. Anyway, my parents also allowed me to have a t-shirt printed that says 'TEAM JACOB' or something like that. I was thinking of having this printed: "Imprinted last New Moon.." in the front; "..by Jacob Black." in the back. Or maybe, "Werewolves over vampires." I saw in PDI that someone wore a shirt with a bitten apple as a design and 'Bite me' was written beneath it. I was thinking of having a pawprint as a design and I'd have 'Imprint me' written under it. Hahahah so much for wishful thinking.
OH YEAH. I have a new layout! Actually I just changed the background, banner and other stuff. Maybe I'll make a new layout soon. I'm still thinking of a design that I could make out of scratch or something. XD
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RANDOM PICS!!! Note: If you're scared of blood, don't look at the other pics, please. I don't want you to faint.
Blood Clotting
Squeezing the life out of me. Geez.
I am a true blue Type A.
Photo taken by Grandpa Mitch----------
Tomorrow is Monday and I am still not fully prepare for school. I'm done with 1/3 of my Bio lab report, and I intend to cram my Physics lab report on Tuesday night. That's all for now.
Labels: jacob black, lab report, new layout, rolling stone, twilight, zohan
