inertia. that's it, inertia. it all boils down to that, why i can't ask what i want to ask, why i'm online right now instead of catching up on the lectures i fell asleep in, and why my life seems to be a total standstill other than medicine. i know i haven't printed the tutorial from enzymes ( yes, that long ago ) and i know i'm supposed to polish my piano ( coz the last time i did it was a year ago ) but i haven't done them. the german book gives me a stoic stare each time i settle down to study, the piano scores whisper amongst themselves as they collect dust and my bed groans while i slumber.


i'll have to figure out what to do with my life soon. i hope raffles jam will materialize and not be another of those pipe dreams. and the europe trip too. that would give me something to look forward to.


didn't have the time to review the terminal, which i saw last wed with the anat/pbl group people, or rather guys. it wasn't as good as i expected it to be. i mean, steven spielberg and tom hanks. it's like the best pairings ever, but the show struggled to take flight. act two was awfully long, and i really was sick of watching the main character do weird things and the host of oddball characters that orbit around him. no direction whatsoever in the film, even the romance with catherine zeta-jones was so weird. she knew that grey-haired chicopek was never faithful, why then did she go back to him even though viktor was a better man? i have no idea what the scriptwriter was thinking but the saving grace was the awesome set. i mean, to build the whole place just for a movie? no wonder the rest of the world is so mad with the americans. the attention to detail was tremendous, i wonder what they did with it after filming wrapped? so i'll give it a 6.5, ha.


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