Tomorrow's back to work and it might be awkward especially since the burst on Wednesday. I'm not so sure what else I can do for the people at work to help make things better. I mean, we should all be at harmony right? :)
Spent the day at home switching channels and trying to keep things real so I thought it would be a good idea to start the biological tap flowing to release those raging hormones and avoid them from wrecking havoc at work tomorrow. Ended up watching this show called "The Promise", an original Singapore film about a 17 year old girl who had mild intelligence disability falling in love with a 19 year old guy who has this indifferent attitude towards everyone and it's only when the girl's around can you see the rare smile appearing on his face.
I like this film and I'd watch it over and over again because I feel that it brings out a community message for us to be more understanding towards the less privileged instead of looking at them through our colored spectacle and judging them for being simple-minded and optimistic which should in the first place, a quality to be embraced and encouraged. I'd love to keep a copy of this film as private collection but in Singapore, it's really difficult to find local films in the video shop unless they're produced by Jack Neo.
There's couple of scenes and dialogue that I really like from the film, etc: the scene of the lead characters silently standing in the rain and the closing scene whereby the guy has became a famous artist after 3 years and while being interviewed about the concept of his painting; simply smile silently. His painting is titled "48minutes after the smile".
Oh and this!
"If you can keep your promise and be the sun to take care of her for life, it's never too late. The sunflower will always be a sunflower. It will never be too late." -found in a letter written by the girl's mother to the guy after she asked if he is confident of taking care of the girl (here referred as sunflower) for her entire life.
=))))
Spent the day at home switching channels and trying to keep things real so I thought it would be a good idea to start the biological tap flowing to release those raging hormones and avoid them from wrecking havoc at work tomorrow. Ended up watching this show called "The Promise", an original Singapore film about a 17 year old girl who had mild intelligence disability falling in love with a 19 year old guy who has this indifferent attitude towards everyone and it's only when the girl's around can you see the rare smile appearing on his face.
I like this film and I'd watch it over and over again because I feel that it brings out a community message for us to be more understanding towards the less privileged instead of looking at them through our colored spectacle and judging them for being simple-minded and optimistic which should in the first place, a quality to be embraced and encouraged. I'd love to keep a copy of this film as private collection but in Singapore, it's really difficult to find local films in the video shop unless they're produced by Jack Neo.
There's couple of scenes and dialogue that I really like from the film, etc: the scene of the lead characters silently standing in the rain and the closing scene whereby the guy has became a famous artist after 3 years and while being interviewed about the concept of his painting; simply smile silently. His painting is titled "48minutes after the smile".
Oh and this!
"If you can keep your promise and be the sun to take care of her for life, it's never too late. The sunflower will always be a sunflower. It will never be too late." -found in a letter written by the girl's mother to the guy after she asked if he is confident of taking care of the girl (here referred as sunflower) for her entire life.
=))))
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