School's really slack right now. The teachers transported the entire sec 3 cohort to Eng Wah cinema in Toh Payoh to watch My Sister's Keeper (wow so many caps in just one sentence). They booked 3 theatres for us! Hahah it would have been fun, since the entire cinema was filled with girls wearing pinafores, but there was also ACS (J) in another theatre. I tell you, someday, the government should ban rich kids from populating just one school. I mean, the little boys were queuing for popcorn and nachos and the queue stretched for miles, and miles, and miles... and miles - well you get my point. Hahah where do they get all the money from? When I was their age, I don't think I had enough money to buy stuff yet! I was still at the stage of bringing packed food to school >)

Anyway, the queue was so long that we almost gave up and were resigned to the fact that we'd just have to watch a 2 hour long movie without any food. Luckily, Smrithi, Sam C and I decided to go downstairs where there was another concession stand and buy our nachos (YAY) from there. I think we took about half an hour to get our food, but the movie hadn't started yet.

When the movie started, it was obviously meant to be a sentimental tearfest. Almost the entire theatre was sniffing. I almost cried at all the sad bits, and even some of the happy bits, but haha *some* people were so anticlimax! Hahaha at the bit where Kate went to the beach, Brian wrapped her in a towel so that she won't catch a cold. It was supposed to be all touching, but guess what PX said: "She looks like Darth Vader"

!!!!!

What? Hahah. I love my classmates. They're all so.. so.. (let's just leave the adjective blank here)

Speaking of movies, it's our one month anniversary on 5th Nov. I won't say which anniversary and for what, but it's a very nice anniversary :)

School's really slack right now. The teachers transported the entire sec 3 cohort to Eng Wah cinema in Toh Payoh to watch My Sister's Keeper (wow so many caps in just one sentence). They booked 3 theatres for us! Hahah it would have been fun, since the entire cinema was filled with girls wearing pinafores, but there was also ACS (J) in another theatre. I tell you, someday, the government should ban rich kids from populating just one school. I mean, the little boys were queuing for popcorn and nachos and the queue stretched for miles, and miles, and miles... and miles - well you get my point. Hahah where do they get all the money from? When I was their age, I don't think I had enough money to buy stuff yet! I was still at the stage of bringing packed food to school >)

Anyway, the queue was so long that we almost gave up and were resigned to the fact that we'd just have to watch a 2 hour long movie without any food. Luckily, Smrithi, Sam C and I decided to go downstairs where there was another concession stand and buy our nachos (YAY) from there. I think we took about half an hour to get our food, but the movie hadn't started yet.

When the movie started, it was obviously meant to be a sentimental tearfest. Almost the entire theatre was sniffing. I almost cried at all the sad bits, and even some of the happy bits, but haha *some* people were so anticlimax! Hahaha at the bit where Kate went to the beach, Brian wrapped her in a towel so that she won't catch a cold. It was supposed to be all touching, but guess what PX said: "She looks like Darth Vader"

!!!!!

What? Hahah. I love my classmates. They're all so.. so.. (let's just leave the adjective blank here)

Speaking of movies, it's our one month anniversary on 5th Nov. I won't say which anniversary and for what, but it's a very nice anniversary :)