Night Tingles

Night Tingles

5AM in the morning.

I'm blogging at 5AM in the morning.

Hardly ever sleep this late.

The night is so ever peaceful. Only to be occasionally penetrated by the bypassing vehicles. Orange lights guide us through the dark. With the neighbourhood so bright, you'll never walk with insecurities tugging at your heart. Below me is a park planted with tall stems of lamps around. Of course there are greenery, but the lights just made it more special, you know? It makes me feel that nothing will never go wrong for me as long the brightness guides me.

Guide me through, O great Light.

It's a beautiful morning with the lights on. But sunlight's still the best despite the sweltering hot weather.

Tweet Tweet

Tweet Tweet

Twitter. Twitter. Twitter.

Twitter phenomenon is such a crazy, never-ending internet innovation. Even celebrities are flocking their asses to this site just to voice about their daily life. Jason Mraz, Anoop Desai, Matt Giraud, Justin Timberlake and the list goes on. Local celebs had tapped onto this tweeting frenzy: Irene Ang, Randall Tan and Melody Chen. No other comments...Well, I have a Twitter account too so I'm guilty of being part of it.

Ain't safe to be out nowadays. People used to fear thieves, molesters and rapists but there's a more scarier common enemy for all: H1N1. I read about it and now Singapore has 142 people who have gotten the slip. I myself have gotten down with a flu and sore throat. Hope I'll never get myself on that infamous list of patients.

Ciao! Time to get some snooze.

Drag Me To Heaven!

Drag Me To Heaven!

Finally, the holidays are here! But it only last for two stinking weeks. Oh well, I guess we have to make the best out of it.

Started out the holidays by catching Spider-Man's Director, Sam Raimi, new horror film: Drag Me To Hell at Cathay

It was my first horror film in a cinema. You could say that I was waiting for a worthy horror film to watch in the cinemas and I found it! Drag Me To Hell bring

s the audience back to the true roots of horror; where there is no blood or gore but only just the capability of the director to create the suspense and thrills of the film. Sam Raimi succeeded and I applaud him for that.

The movie was well directed and the all the shots were able to convey a certain emotion to the audience. Sam Raimi had the scares, thrills and humour all placed appropriately all over the film so there is never a time when you will feel there's something weird with the film. The music elevated the cinematic experience by providing the suspense in each scary sequence. And the sound was masterfully mixed, giving people ample time to anticipate and scaring the audience off their seats. This is truly an experience I will never forget.

After the movie with my sister and her colleagues, I went the toilet and I saw a huge standee poster of a upcoming sitting outside the entrance to the toilets.

The actress starring in movie is my favourite Hollywood lady of all time: Zooey Deschanel! It is about this guy who had 500 days with (Deschanel) and he's trying to recall back what had he done to result in the break-up. So, I'm super psyched about the movie. Seeing all the different images of Zooey on the poster makes me go "aww...she's so pretty". The first time I saw on the screens, I knew she was something special about her. She could lit up the whole movie with her bubbly and quirky personality. Besides, she's an eye candy for me.

She's beyond awesome!