About two days ago, a guy got mugged outside our house. There was shouting and stuff, and the police came in the afternoon the next day. But I wasn't home. And although it happened at eight-thirty to nine-ish. I did not hear a thing. =.= Eheee. Man. Bentley is so unsafe.
Anyway! I met this guy called Jonathan, who has a younger sister called Michelle. Grin. How cool is that?! Little things like that amuse me =] hahaha. There are a lot of Jonathans and Jasons here. Haiz. What is it with all the names starting with J? Gosh. I don't wanna go back to Malaysia!!! I wanna stay here T_T
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Valkyrie

I went to watch the movie Valkyrie yesterday. It was that or Yes man. I wanted to watch Yes man. But Jo said it wasn't good. So. Ah well. Valkyrie was showing earlier anyhow. =] I love studying history. . . (although it exits my head as soon as I stop reading about it) but! I enjoy it. It's just so rich. I just love reading about people, their deeds, etc. Anyway. . . .
It is based on a true story to assassinate Hitler and basically what unfurls from that decision. I don't have to tell you how the story ends. I think we all know the ending. But there was this bit at the end that really pulled at my heart strings. Okay la. I'll be frank. =.= I'm a wussie and it made tears fall from my eyes. There =]
Should this be counted as a spoiler? =.= Don't read on i suppose?
But I believe it really takes an incredible amount of loyalty and courage to WALK in front of your comrade that's about to be executed, and take the shots with your back toward the soldiers and your eyes towards him. I know its one thing about taking a shot to prevent your pal from getting hurt. But that's just instinct really. And you don't quite think. Just bam! And done. But to walk in front of him and wait for the shots to come is just. Wow. Loyalty seriously touches me . To tears. I really value that. Man. Yeah. I could watch this movie over again and again.
Okay. =] Enough of that. Today I attended my first cell group. Grin. Honestly what I went for was just the food. Hee. But! What I got out of it was alot more than I bargained for. And I'm glad for that. I ended up with my perspectives broadened, my eyes opened ( or at least as open as they can be right now, hee) and a new found respect for people. People that live the word and are living examples of that word. Like compassion. We learned about that. =] What it meant, and the other meaning of actually being that word. Being compassion in action. Ahh its kind of weird if I try to explain. But it was a really good experience. And next time . . I won't be going just for the food. Haha.
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Back during orientation week when we were touring UWA, on our way back to Trinity college, there was this chinese aunty that came up to me and started talking.
So she asked me my name and stuff like that then....
"Which school do you go to?" she asks.
"Oh, I'm home schooled."
"Really?! Ohh yesterday I met one boy who is homeschooled too! I forgot his name though. Maybe you know him?"
So I thought hey, maybe she's talking about Jo. Not too sure though =] a few other guys were from homeschools too apparently.
Then she went on to say, "I met his parents last night too! But I forgot their names. Ne, one elderly couple."
So I went on to say, "What's the boy look like?"
She looked around and then went ,"Ne ne, that plumpish boy at the back!"
LOL!!! PLUMPISH. Well. If that isn't a cue to slim down, I don't know what is.
So she asked me my name and stuff like that then....
"Which school do you go to?" she asks.
"Oh, I'm home schooled."
"Really?! Ohh yesterday I met one boy who is homeschooled too! I forgot his name though. Maybe you know him?"
So I thought hey, maybe she's talking about Jo. Not too sure though =] a few other guys were from homeschools too apparently.
Then she went on to say, "I met his parents last night too! But I forgot their names. Ne, one elderly couple."
So I went on to say, "What's the boy look like?"
She looked around and then went ,"Ne ne, that plumpish boy at the back!"
LOL!!! PLUMPISH. Well. If that isn't a cue to slim down, I don't know what is.
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