Tuesday, September 27, 2005
so pretty pretty
me in the ugliest act ever... look at my tummy....ewww.w...
hahaa...slut
pretty pretty...marilyn monroe
Sunday, September 25, 2005
i turned back and look at all the things i've done
wondering if any move i made was ever wrong so far...
mistakes that might change my whole life...
but i did not ever realised...
told myself to look ahead
not look back
but the temptations grew
i took a peek
tears down my cheek
hold them back i told myself
maybe what i learn from this
to make every decision wisely
every...and i mean every
because you can never turn the hand of the clock
to where it all begun
don't cry dear baby girl
remember someday someday
someday someone will paint you a rainbow in the sky
be strong
you must be strong
someday someone will paint you a rainbow in the sky.....
someday...
someone...
maybe turning back ain't that bad
learnt something new i must confess
hugs lil baby cillia...hugs...hugs....
Wednesday, September 21, 2005
Tuesday, September 13, 2005
the week is getting worst for me.....bad to worst ....
i think it's easy to misunderstand the fact that i care for no one...except for myself..
well i can't even sit down to care for myself...even like painting my nails for example...
or go shopping....or even a cuppa tea...well i dun lead a life like others....
i'm really stressing the hell outta myself...no time ....no time... by the end of 6th oct...i have to hand in 6 PROJECTS in total!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i'm really going to have no life at all...i'm trying so hard to manage my life...but i think it's toppling soon...argh...
i really hope i can video my life...and perhaps my tots...and show it to those who can't understand...
well...i shouldn't bother anyway ...cos if they can't understand...and can't see that i'm actually struggling even to survive...then i think
there's no point explaining....well...maybe i should adopt the mindset "you shoudln't care about what people think"
i need to care about what is my priority now....that's School...and Paying off my loan...nothing else....those who falls along the way...just not the one
that's supposedly staying on with you till u grow old...
i'm so lacking and falling behind my spiritual life..."i'm thirsty LORD...yes i am... i need u to provide me with the strength to carry on...i need u to lift all those burdens off my back...
give me the positivity to life...."...
oh anyway this is the lil froggie blossom gave me...so cute....just brightens up my day...*smiles*so cute right????huggies....makes my day...
Monday, September 05, 2005
this week is really soo tiring for me...i had to work 4 days straight...i'm so burnt out man...
and just now, the moment i got home i concussed...haha...for the first time..cos usually i can ta-han...
i miss my smelly baby sooo much can...i hope time will pass faster...and november will be here soon...damn
irritating semester...cos i have to do like 4 modules,when my friends do only 3..so unfair...plus all these 4 modules are theory
based kinda paper...hai...i think this semester i have to pull up my socks...and work really reallly realllllly hard "balls"...*under the
extreme influences of WAYNE NERVA* hahaha
tml i'm still working...shit...and i got like a test to prepare...and a proj due on fri evening..wat an EXCITING week that's lying in front of me...
cillia..you can..you can...okok..=)))
hahaa....
shitty week....
Thursday, September 01, 2005
sometimes i really wonder what is the real meaning to my existence
sometimes i really feel so lonely, altho there are people around me who care and loves me
i wonder is it me or the people around me?
i really wish i can be more non-chalant about everything around me
but i can't
i wish i could,cos everything will be so perfect.
my sensitivity is killing me
i wish that old happy go lucky cillia will come back soon...waiting for her to return...
i wanna be loved by everyone...what did i do wrong to make someone dislike me?
i dunno either...lost..
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory was a classic tale from the devious mind of children's writer Raoul Dahl. His character Willy Wonka was a curious creation indeed, a man devoted to making the most beloved confectionery of all, chocolate, but who had a sinister side that separated him from the rest of the world. The trippy technicolour adaptation of the early '70s has become a beloved cult classic for generations of anklebiters and acidheads alike.
In the story, Charlie is a pathetically poor boy living in a crumbling cottage in the shadow of a chocolate factory, getting by on nothing more than cabbage soup and his fantasy of one day visiting the citadel on the hill. His chance comes when he wins a golden ticket which gives him and only a handful of hopeful children entree into the wonderful world of Willy Wonka.
The child characters have become almost as famous as Wonka himself. Names like Veruca Salt and Augustus Gloop have become shorthand for infantile excess, be it horrid selfishness or unabated gluttony. The film is essentially a morality tale for young children as to the perils of poor behaviour, but for adults it's more, perhaps fiendish revenge on all the aggressively annoying children one is forced to endure because of lax parents who have become all too used to their antics.
Few directors are as adept at bringing this kind of macabre material to the screen as Tim Burton. Burton is at his best when given a tight narrative structure to work within, as with that other children's story turned upside down, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. This film benefits from a strict framework around which the director can weave his splendid vision. In Batman, Planet of the Apes and Mars Attacks he floundered, stumbling over his own visual invention to make far less satisfying experiences.
But this may well be his best and he owes a great deal to the contribution of his star and frequent muse Johnny Depp. Depp portrays Wonka as childlike himself and barely mature for all his brilliance. Much has been made of his similarity to another softly spoken, ashen-faced, long-haired recluse with a complicated relationship with children and his own childhood, but as yet Michael Jackson hasn't sued. In fact, the peculiar performance has more in common with another he made in a Tim Burton film, Ed Wood, with whom Wonka shares a wild-eyed wonder and indefatigable enthusiasm.
The whole film is incredibly well cast. The child actors are all uncannily close to type. Charlie's family is played by Australian Noah Taylor and Helena Bonham-Carter and some of England's most beloved older character actors. As for the infamous army of Oompah Loompahs, they are computer-generated to great effect from a single actor.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is, like its predecessors, an instant classic, a dark chocolate delight that manages to move you as easily as it disturbs.
By Kerry Bashford