I love Sandra Bullock. Though some of her movies do suck, I’d still watch them. From her imdb page, let’s see how many of her movies that I’ve seen:

1. Speed
2. While You Were Sleeping
3. The Net
4. In Love and War
5. A Time to Kill
6. Speed 2: Cruise Control
7. Hope Floats
8. Practical Magic
9. Prince of Egypt
10. Forces of Nature
11. 28 Days
12. Miss Congeniality
13. Murder by Numbers
14. Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood
15. Two Weeks Notice
16. Miss Congeniality 2: Armed & Fabulous
17. The Lake House

HUH. 17? I impressed myself.

Yes, I haven’t seen The Proposal yet. But I will, either when it’s out on HBO/ Cinemax/ Star Movies or DVD. She’s a busy girl, as there two more movies coming out this year too, All About Steve (doesn’t look too good), and The Blind Side (looks very promising). The latter… oh, I think this’ll be a tear-jerker. I’m totally going to see it. Trailer below:

*sobs!*

Mikail is such a big, rambunctious boy now. The only time I can take my eyes off him is when he’s sleeping. Like below:

Cutie pieeeeeeeeeeeeeee

And I taught him a word! He can say “Ouch” now. Actually, it’s “AAaaOoocchhs”. Before you call Child Welfare Department, he was only repeating after me! See rambunctious.

His Mama asked him whether he wants to come again to my apartment next week, and the little bugger shook his head! Amboiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii…

You’re stuck with me, Mikail. Muahahahahahah…

Mindless entry for a mindless Monday…

The damn cult again, people.

Hehehehehe… ok ok, because so much time has passed, and since I’m already back in Malaysia, I’ll just make it brief and spare everyone the headache from reading my word diarrhea.

Last leg of London trip:

We went to:

- Portobello Market, the famous flea market in London

- Westminster: Big Ben, Palace of Westminster, Southbank (enjoyable afternoon watching the street performers)

- Harrods: decor soooo gaudy, it kinda worked.

Paris

We went to Paris via Eurostar. I find Paris… dirtier… than London. The Metro was totally confusing (and stinky). But the architecture of the old buildings are definitely beautiful and awe-inspiring. I love the pastries!!! Science I’m so fat now.

We went to:

- The Louvre. Étonnate! It’s hugeeee, lotsa artifacts and paintings. I know I know. I have no appreciation of the arts, but what amazes me was the fact that I’m actually looking at the same paintings that another person from 200 years ago would, standing at the same spot. At the risk of repeating myself, amazing.

- Disneyland Paris. Queues were longggggggggggggggggggggggg… *takes deep breath*.. gggggggggggggggggggg. But the Castle looks really good pastel pink.

- Eiffel Tower, Champs Elysees, Arc de Triomphe, Notre Dame.

- Chataeu De Versailles. LOVE the place. But don’t love that the royals that built it at the expense of its people. I’m so conflicted, because on one hand, they built a really beautiful place, but I cannot believe that they could live in such decadent splendour when their people are suffering. I’m going to go and rent/ buy Marie Antoinette DVD now.

And that is it from my trip! I’m broke and I’m tired, but am superbly happy. Oh, to be rich and do this all over againnn…