Updates!
University has started and things have been getting really busy. Final year! Gosh! 5 papers, and also currently tutoring 3 classes so that I can earn some moolah. Thank God again for His providence!
My brother is now in Christchurch. It feels good having family in the same country although not in the same city. I've been updating my emergency contact. When the form ask for the relationship between me and the emergency contact, it gives me great satisfaction to put there "BROTHER". I'm not alone in a foreign land!
I'm starting to read more books this year, and I've just finished reading The Other Boleyn Girl by Philippa Gregory. The book was awesome, and stayed true to history. So when reading the book I'm thrusting myself into 17th century England, watching the Tudor court like a silent observer. Henry VIII, you're one interesting king! Couple of us went and watch the movie. As always the movie will never be as good as the book, but when the movie ended I turned and saw PK with tissue paper at her nose and tears welled up in her eyes, and I turned the other way and I saw Lainey with her head of my shoulder sighing in sadness. We know how everything turned out in the end, but still, it was sad.
One of the trailers that was played before the movie started was "Love in the time of cholera". The tag line for the movie: How long will you wait for love?. The reply: 51 years (I think), 9 months, 4 days.. that's how long I've loved you. And all the girls went: "Awwww.... swoons.." And of course, I'm going to get the book and finish reading it before I watch the movie. The book was written by Noble Prize winner Gabriel Garcia Marquez, and the reviews about the book have been awesome! It's a love novel, and it explores the idea that suffering for love is a kind of nobility. At least, thats what the reviews say. So I'm really looking forward to transporting my imagination again!
I've tried transporting my imagination to the world of accounting, and all I got was this silent, buzzing, black and white screen staring at my face. Once in a while, a bunny rabbit will come and say:"Let's take a short break. Go back to the real world. You're really not understanding anything."
