Friday, March 30, 2007 @12:14 PM
Yesterday, i went for a complimentary course, Fundamental of Handling Cybershot, at wisma SONY gallery. It was set at 1830 to make it convenient for working adults and i thought that the working adults will be late since they got to go work of course. I reach there at 1830 sharp and i saw that the workshop premises is filled with mainly middle-aged men. The first thought which came to my mind, "did i come at the wrong day?" Thank goodness i didn't go for the wrong class, else it will be so embarrassing! haha! Throughout the workshop, the instructor kept saying that we will step out of the workshop premises saying, "YEAH! I LOVE MY SONY CYBERSHOT!!" But the thing is, way before i step into that place, i already love my cybershot else why would i bother to pay money to buy it? About the workshop, i did learn more about the camera functions within that 2hours and i earn myself a SONY alpha notebook which the instructor said that it's only available exclusively at the workshop! Oh ya, one more thing. The instructor was giving advice on bringing 5 batteries and 3gb of memory sticks for travelling purposes. When i hear 5 batteries i'm like O_0!! For my camera, each battery is worth S$89. If i were to take his advice, i got to spend S$445 (5 X S$89) for my batteries!! That's alot man!!
After the 2hour workshop, the plan for that night was to watch the movie "The Number 23" with Kelly, Pei Shan, Joy and Jo. And before the movie, Joy and Jo were having dinner with Wei Ru so we met Wei Ru at Cineleisure before the movie! Didn't see him for quite a long time so was really nice to see him again after such a long while. I guess the next time when we get to meet, his hair will not be what is like in the picture since he is going for National Service in less than 2 weeks' time. *To Wei Ru: Have fun!!*
After chatting with Wei Ru for a SHORT while (around 5minutes?), it's bye bye Wei Ru and time for movie! It's a PG-rated movie but we didn't expect that parents will actually bring their children to watch such movies as we saw a child in the same theatre as us. Quite noisy at the beginning 3minutes of the show but she then settled down and was playing on her own at the stairs of the theatre. But the question in my mind was, why did the parents even brought her to watch this movie? There are intimate scenes in the movie and some suicidal scenes as well. I don't think movie with such contents is suitable for kids of the age of 5!
*Credits to http://www.gv.com.sg/ for 'The number 23 pic*
Back to the topic of the movie, the opening of the movie started off with showing the credits and some real information about events related to the number 23 and it is not just a few events but many!! Many events with no linkage but coincidentally, it's related to 23. The movie of course, revolves around this number 23 after the character, Walter Sparrow(starred by Jim Carrey) read this book named 'The number 23'. The 1st hour basically shows him reading the book and telling us more about the curse number 23 and after the 1st hour which it seems to be that it's coming to an end of the movie, then did i realise that it's just the beginning of the twist to the show. A worth watching movie for the storyline. About the curse number 23, i shall take all the events related to this number 23 as a coincidence. It's just like if you really want to take this number as a cursed number, you will find all ways and means to link events, things, colors or whatever you can to the number 23. Bottom line, watch it but don't think too much about the curse number 23. After movie, we went to coffee club beside cineleisure to have some coffee, supper and chatting time!! Miss the past where we often conference on the phone and chat for hours. Talk about lots of the past times we had together. And sorry Jo if we had bored you since some of our topics were related to secondary school life. Fun to reminisce from time to time. We seriously should have a celebration on the 10th year of our friendship and more celebration every 10years!! Love you all my friends!!
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After the 2hour workshop, the plan for that night was to watch the movie "The Number 23" with Kelly, Pei Shan, Joy and Jo. And before the movie, Joy and Jo were having dinner with Wei Ru so we met Wei Ru at Cineleisure before the movie! Didn't see him for quite a long time so was really nice to see him again after such a long while. I guess the next time when we get to meet, his hair will not be what is like in the picture since he is going for National Service in less than 2 weeks' time. *To Wei Ru: Have fun!!*
After chatting with Wei Ru for a SHORT while (around 5minutes?), it's bye bye Wei Ru and time for movie! It's a PG-rated movie but we didn't expect that parents will actually bring their children to watch such movies as we saw a child in the same theatre as us. Quite noisy at the beginning 3minutes of the show but she then settled down and was playing on her own at the stairs of the theatre. But the question in my mind was, why did the parents even brought her to watch this movie? There are intimate scenes in the movie and some suicidal scenes as well. I don't think movie with such contents is suitable for kids of the age of 5!
