It ain't bad to be twentysomething

Twenty Something

After years of expensive education
A car full of books and anticipation
I'm an expert on Shakespeare and that's a hell of a lot
But the world don't need scholars as much as I thought

Maybe i'll go travelling for a year
Finding myself or start a career
I could work for the poor though I'm hungry for fame
We all seem so different but we're just the same

Maybe ill go to the gym, so I don't get fat,
Are things more easy with a tight six pack?
Who knows the answers? Who do you trust?
I can't event separate love from lust

Maybe I'll move back home and pay off my loans
Working nine to five answering phones
Don't make me live for my friday nights
Drinking eight pints and getting in fights

I don't want to get up, just let me lie in
Leave me alone, I'm a twenty something

Maybe i'll just fall in love
That could solve it all
Philosophers' say that that's enough
There surely must be more

Love ain't the answer nor is work
The truth alludes me so much it hurts.
But I'm still having fun and I guess that's the key
I'm a twenty something and ill keep being me

I'm a twenty something. Let me lie in
Leave me alone. I'm a twenty something


"Jamie Cullum"

Svedka Vodka

If Only everyOne had Such good Taste.


2 oz SVEDKA Citron
1 oz mango juice
3 pieces fresh lemon
dash of jasmine essence

shake over ice for at least 5 seconds.
strain and pour into a martini glass.
enjoy!!

JiFFest- All The King's Men

This film is actually pretty dreadful on many levels. First the music is thuddingly melodramatic; it's like the producers saw the dailies and said "well...there's not much going on, but we'll fix it with the music". The pacing is often glacial, but most disastrously, what's happened with Kate Winslet??

The dialouge is all about politics, at that time it America was in the great deppression. However, i couldn't recognize a quarter of the dialouges somehow. It was told with southern american slang, and it's 40s. Well sir, i ain't got a thing*or should we say it as "Well sir, i ain't gotcha thang". Fuhh, what a languange^^

Sean Penn is screeching and braying as Willie Stark, and during his long speeches about "the hicks" he gestures like I am Sam with higher IQ. He simply tried hard, physically or temperamentally like Huey Long on whom the character is based. On the other hand, I bet Penn would have been great as the journalist Jack Burden, and certainly far superior to the miscast Jude Law who is unbelievable as an investigative journalist.

I've watch this movie on JiFFest 2006. Friday, December 13 i guess.
well, it have a whole lotta quote. Hundreds of speeches of great orator. Isn't it good, public speaking yea!!

Akeelah and The Bee is another movie i've watched. More understandable. But I missed out " Little Miss Sunshine". Yup, there's a lot of cheap dvd out there. Try to catch up one hiks..

Okay,

Shaloom.......

question?

A couple of days ago, I have a chat with Narpati about his wife. And it just might be, I dare to say something like this,

“So, if she did not care for you anymore, why you still hooked on her?”

He answered me,

“ It’s more than just breaking up with someone. I cannot break my commitment. I made promise with her, a lover’s vow. So if I can’t trust my own words, my self. What should I trust then.”

I’m keen on his words. Suddenly it felt like a smash on to my face! Those words so simple and honest. And it’s like back to the old question. How far we can keep our promise??

But when I try talk to somebody I’ve tried to break up with, he didn’t even want to listen. He said, “oh no, I don’t wanna talk about this anymore. I’m sick of it. We’re break up right now and I don’t wanna give a damn about your complain.”

I don’t wanna complain for sure, I just have thought to share. I always be an ear for him, a person that always be there to talk in good or bad. On the weakest moment of human life, we just need somebody to talk. A soothing voice, the love and care.