right film at the right time 1

Coincidentally, this film is right on track when I decided to finally watch it, just when I was in question of so many things last week.
The first few minutes of the film showed George's (Freddie Highmore, more popular to me as Charlie in the film Charlie and the Chocolate Factory) character. Much of his views and actions are motivated by his fatalistic views that all things are bound to end. These affected his school works. More than that, his daily activities and relationship with people. Until he met Sally.
And the rest, you have to watch.

en route to the right road

Let me share pieces of words from one of my favorite books ever.

"Is this the right road for Dictionopolis?" asked Milo (a confused boy who didn't know what to do with himself)

"Well now, well now, well now, I don't know of any wrong road to Dictionopolis, so if this road goes to Dictionopolis at all it must be the right road, and if it doesn't it must be the right road to somewhere else, because there are no wrong roads to anywhere." -the Whether Man, The Phantom Tollbooth

Striking words that remind me of my own road. And perhaps, this could tell anyone reading that you ought to check if you're on the right track of your planned trip. And if you're not, then you shouldn't worry at all, because all roads lead to somewhere. It could be rocky and shabby at first but then, continue driving and it could be straight and smooth at the end. If all else fails, you can always start the car and lead yourself back home to start again.

the wonders there is to music

One thing I like with music is the way it binds people of different classes, of different beliefs. It's just music. SIng a song and fall in love with it. And I could profess my love for music now heightened by the songs of last week's Smash Project Concert.
Chris Carrabba made my night. I swear he's such a music genius - the melody, the lyrics, his voice. Everything. You are definitely and will always be loved by me. Haha






The Used and Dashboard Confessional in one


hello new crush

decisions

"Oh God, if nothing hear me now, i know that fate is made"
-An Athlete's Prayer, an excerpt from a poem that inspired me once

I just wanted to keep everything normal. But I guess I have to ask some help from the net world to help me feel, if not better, neutral. What I learned is enough to help me stay awake despite this busy and stressful week. And oh, how i wish writing these things away could help

what happened to me last year was, i think, much better than this.