Yes even something for the guys!
I know I said I'm on a 'laptop ban' session, because I wanted to focus on doing well for my finals. But, I have other commitments, like my beloved blogshop customers. I have to submit their orders, confirm orders with supplier, check for bags status, etc. Hence, me - online - blogging!
I went to watch The Final Destination on Monday after Corp Comm exam to release stress. That is what Dan and I like to call it, instead of 'curi tulang'. The tagline of the movie itself was already a big hinter - that the movie is just another 3D money-making gimmick and it does not display any form of aestheticism. 'Death saved the best for 3D'? DUH! The movie was not true to the Final Destination series (bits and pieces of clues of the way the next person is going to die via premonition? OMG) , all the death scenes looked horribly fake and the acting was bad. Not to mention that the poster visual and the second tagline - 'Rest in Pieces' was really catchy but irrelevant. It was a waste of our youth (as quoted from Mira) and money. Another factor why I didn't enjoy it at all was because I didn't watch it in 3D. After watching UP in 3D, I swore not to watch anymore 3D movies in the cinema. I had a terrible migraine throughout the movie, must be due to that stupid and heavy glasses. 
Hello people! As you can tell the posts in this blog have slowed down for sometime already. This is because college is so taxing. I barely have time to get a good night sleep. Plus with exams coming in 2 weeks, you definitely won't be reading anything from me. My exams will only end on 20th September. There are so many things I want to write about that is overdue. I'll write about it once the 'laptop ban' session is over. In the mean time, these are the few post topics I've drafted. Just something we all can look forward to.Film director Yasmin Ahmad in hospital (Update 6)
KUALA LUMPUR: Critically-acclaimed movie and TV commercial director Yasmin Ahmad underwent emergency surgery at a hospital here after suffering a stroke at about 4:30pm on Thursday.
She was at Sri Pentas at TV3 for a meeting with pop diva Datuk Siti Nurhaliza and her husband Datuk Khalid Jiwa when she reportedly felt unwell and had difficulty breathing.
Siti, who was an ambassador for the Malaysian Red Crescent Society, immediately administered CPR, together with a TV3 panel doctor.
Film director Yasmin Ahmad
When they could not revive her, they immediately sent to the Intensive Care Unit at the Damansara Specialist Centre. Doctors there administered CPR and stabilised her before performing surgery at about 6pm to reduce the swelling in her brain.
Doctors said she was in stable but critical condition.
A host of Malaysian personalities were at the hospital, including Siti and Khalid, Suria FM’s Engku Emran, TV3 CEO Farid Jamaluddin, and indie filmmakers James Lee, Pete Teo, Liew Seng Tat.
According to former journalist and actress Fatimah Abu Bakar, Yasmin’s parents caught the 7pm flight from Langkawi to be at her side.
Datuk Dr Zakaria Zahari, Yasmin’s brother-in-law, said that her condition was stable but critical and will be monitored.
He requested that the media present at the hospital respect the family’s wishes and leave the premises to pray for Yasmin’s recovery.
Yasmin, 51, the director of Sepet, is particularly well known for the community message commercials she directed for Petronas.
She began her career in advertising as a copywriter at Ogilvy & Mather, eventually rising to creative director at Leo Burnett Kuala Lumpur.
Her movies have won many international awards and have been screened at the Berlin, San Francisco, Singapore and Cannes international film festivals.
Last November, she was inducted into the inaugural Malaysian Advertising Hall of Fame by the Association of Accredited Advertising Agents Malaysia.
These are two very sane Doughnuts. (That's our nickname for each other, it's Trademarked, so please be original and get your own buddy-nickname.)
It was a really boring class...
Michelle started being a little delusional.
We were shocked that we actually managed to find a way to entertain ourselves. It's called the Wacky Doughnut Therapy!
Step 1: Act constipated.
Step 2: Bloat your cheeks while focusing on your nose.
Results are proven! Before: Stoning.
After: Total wackiness and maximum fun!
You should try it too!
This therapy thing works better on Michelle, I think.
