Charlize Theron Is Outshining Kristen Stewart And Julia Roberts

Tomorrow is Snow White and the Huntsman's Premiere. Everyone is busy talking about Charlize Theron as the evil queen in Snow White and the Huntsman. Miss Theron is stealing Kristen Stewart's spotlight/thunder (not that she has any, but she's still incarnating Snow White, right?). Me love. Me love.

Queen Ravenna is suppose to be the thirstiest and most desperate person for eternal beauty. So, she must be the evil person who would do anything to aspire Snow White's youth and beauty (if she has any). Julia Robert as the Queen is a major FAIL. Charlize Theron - WIN.

Look at KStew. Which part of her looks like Snow White? Which part of her can possibly win the Queen?

Anyhow~ No doubt,  Charlize is at the top of her game—she is the real star.

So, who do you think will come out on top as the fairest of them all?

My ideal answer: Queen Ravenna.

Pathetic

UN.BE.LIE.VA.BLE.

A person who won't come back nor call once a year...a person who's careless, had the guts to tell my grand-mama not to work too much and ask sista and I whenever she needs anything. He was literally saying that we should take better care of granny.

Pfffff!!! Like if I don't do enough. Well~ I can surely and loudly say that at least I'm doing more than him. Moreover, a person of my grand-mama's age needs to move a little and not always lie in her bed.

Anyway. Can you believe this??? This is ridiculous.

Getting Started

What a way to kick off Summer 2012.

This past Victoria long-weekend, I lived up to my own promise...do more outdoor activities with friends or family or by myself.

    - Shopping at Marche Central.
    - Shop at Plaza St-Hubert. - Welcomed a new member to my Iron Man family.
    - A good ice cream at Dairy Queen. - Heard an interesting conversation.
    - 3 hours biking at Red River.
    - Peaceful walk at Angrignon Park.
    - At home BBQ.

I'm really looking forward to more new and exciting activities. Can't wait. Can't.

The Post of Hate

I don't know if you do that too, but when I walk down the street or take public transportation, I tend to observe the others (what they wear and how they act), which is a surprisingly fun and highly educational past-time. Otherwise, what else to do, right? Listen to music? Well, that's what I do, but my eyes are still available. Anyway. When I'm tired, the over attentive staring isn't a fun activity anymore. Everyone's behaviour strike into my eyes like a big fat brown mole...with hair standing out.

    - Crying babies with their volume set to the maximum.
    - Bugs who won't leave me alone.
    - Teens with their pointless conversations.
    - People marching like a soldier and hitting me on the face with their umbrella.
    - Crossing legs in the metro, causing snow water dripping on my boots.
    - Super big fur-hood getting on my hair.
    - People pushing eventhough you're already against the wall.
    - Chewing gum like a mad cow.

The #1 thing I couldn't stand, is when people cut their nails in public...mostly China mainlanders. What a shame! Please, don't associate me with them or else I'd be utterly pissed. I am from HK. Is that clear???

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The Avengers

Secretly hoping that my contribution to The Avengers' first weekend box office will make a difference...make a sky high profit...bigger than Titanic's. *crossing fingers*

G.E.N.I.U.S. is the only word that comes to mind. Seriously, where else can you find such a good storyline and amazing cast? Wordless level of eye candy from second 1 till the ending credit. What more can you ask? Having Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark/Iron Man, Chris Evans as Captain America, Chris Helmsworth as Thor, Clark Gregg as Agent Phil Coulson, Tom Hiddleston as Loki, Scarlett Johanson as Black Widow, and Cobie Smulder as Agent Maria Hill.

The only downside is prolly the fact that Samuel Jackson got too much screentime, but on the other hand...

...my favorite and world-saving Iron Man still got his charm, if not, even more. Moreover, he is probably the only person on earth who can have that level of charisma without me having a word of complaint.

Note: It is a blessing of mine to always get good movies coming out on my birthday week. I recognize and cherish that.

Rumor Has It - THE Dress

Beside never-aging-always-charming Kevin Costner and always-stunning-hair-perfect Jennifer Aniston...the sky blue satin dress with soft trumpet pleats worn by Jennifer in the ball...was just PUUUURfect.

Don't you agree that it makes her look vintage (body hugging, accentuating every curve)...Hollywood glam?

Seriously, THAT is the dress I've always dreamt of. *_*

From This Moment On - Shania Twain

Such an inspiration...

Quotes from her book/autobiography:

Secrets I've promised to keep are safe with me...secrets that have been entrusted to me will eventually die with me.

We all have our share of secrets and dirty laundry, but for me personally, i feel the sooner I learn to relax and laugh about them, the sooner I can enjoy the relief that comes with that liberation and release. I see writing this book as a process of washing my laundry and hanging it out in the sun and fresh air to dry. A sort of emotional cleansing.

Fire can can give wings of courage, compassion, and devotion. Fire is obstinate and heady and absolutely not subtle. It is seen as the force burning inside us, giving us an iron willpower to go for our goals, bestowing upon us  the passion to do it with all of ourselves, resulting in the honor and freedom to do it without backstabbing and with an open face.

We need the bad to appreciate the goo, and vice versa.

There's no getting off life's roller coaster once it's rolling, so you mightas well try to understand it as best as you can so you might flow with the curves and actually enjoy the ride.

Now that I have a midlife level of maturity and experience, it's as though the past is allowed to be part of who I am now and not just of who I was, as if it was something I didn't want to be associated with anymore. But I knew deep down that those experiences were imprinted on me in the grooves of my memory, in the very formation of my character, and at permanent stamps on my emotions.

Ultimately, I am responsible for how I live my life now, and what I make out of it. In fact, I am actually grateful for what I'vre gone through and wouldn't change a thing---although I admit I wouldn't want to live it over again, either. Once was enough.

Too innocent for this world. A good person put in a bad place.

Learn how to make something out of nothing.

I'd speak to time very deliberately, asking it to please pass as quickly as possible so all this could just be over with and behind me; it would tell me not to worry because it promised to keep moving forward. [...] I knew that tomorrow really was another day, that change meant "different," and even though different didn't necessarily mean better, change was a relief in itself.

It can be difficult for a teenage girl to read a man's sexual intentions, or to recognize when a man is about to cross a boundary with her, sometimes until she's already in a tight spot.

[talking about her parent's death] I did not know that it was humanly possible to hurt so viscerally and feel so empty.

I believe that ultimately our Creator has it all planned out perfectly, whether I agree with the plan or not. Regardless whether I'm aware of what that plan is, it is not for me to alter it in any way, and I would therefore not want to experience unnecessary suffering and anxiety over potentially devastating information I cannot change.

Out with the old, in with the new, I thought, was life's cruel way of cycling and recycling.

I was never one to take personal relationships lightly, and casual affairs were not my style. Not to sound like a prude, but not only did I never sleep my way to anything, I very distinctly avoided it. I simply was not interested in flirting with men as a pastime or for any other reason other than have a meaningful relationship.

When you are starting out, you usually don't have much choice. I wisely tempered my attitude to avoid being viewed as a troublemaker. [...] My attitude was to view this as the first step of a long journey. [...] So for as long as I could without getting myself in trouble, I kept my disappointment, and my opinions, to myself.

People usually dream of reaching thetop of Mount Everest, not navigating the descent. Consequently, the majority of serious accidents occur on the way down.

I've spent years beng overly attentive to how people perceived me, at all time. I'm less concerned in this regard now than I was even five years ago, however. Not that I would say I don't care what people think; [...] especially now that gravity is having its way with me. But I am more relaxed about criticism and sense I'm less affected by the things I cannot control.

I was meant to be a soldier and just stick it out in this prison of exhausting loneliness.

I should have leaned on my family at that point in my life, but I wouldn't allow myself to display what I considered weakness on my part. Being the self-sufficient, strong one was how I'd come to view myself, and I wasn't about to tarnish their image of me. My image image of me [...] I did not want anyone to hear my weak, pathetic breakdown.

I saw it then as well, but it was a blur, as I was standing too close to see it clearly.

We all derive a measure of satisfaction just frm being self-sufficient and feeling competent in the world.

Sincerity can be frustratingly hard to find and is something to be valued.

Most things that I do in my life I do because I enjoy the process, not because I think there is going to be a payoff at the end. The reward isin the experience itself.

"When the art of question meets the art of the Lie": I can't say I find it healthy to live life being suspicious all the time, but you do need to pay attention and keep a reasonable sense of awareness to protect yourself against anyone trying to take advantage of you.

Be more poactive to weaknesses in any relationship you value, recognize your responsibility in keeping gaps and empty, vulnerable areas filled with communication, understanding, and awereness, and you will improve your chances of surviving unnecessary breaks. Stay in touch and you stay connected.

Whether it be in business, family, friendship, or marriage, it's so important to keep your eyes open for cons, liars, and cheats who will comfort you with one hand on your shoulder and rob you with the other.

People who are not concerned with trying to protect the ones they've hurt often protect themselves by avoiding unpleasant confrontations.

Best not leave everlasting proof of your temporary insanity - Jane Fonda

So at the risk of makin a fool of myslf or bein judge for indulging such vulnerable thoughts and emotions, I feel liberated in being able to laugh at myself, to laugh even at what once made me cry, to be able to say that I've rown and progress towad a new way of looking at things.

I wanted desperately to turn my brain off, but I just could not find the switch.

The situation you are in may not be in your control, but you right to feel the pain from the affliction is.

A friend id someone who knows the song in your heart and can sing it back to you when you hav forgotten the words.

When you've been married for so long, you don't know how to be alone in life anymore.

Love comes to those who still hope even though they've been disappointed,to those who stil believe even though they've been betrayed, to those who still love even though the've been hurt before.

Nobody can go back and start a new egining, but anyone can start today and make a new ending. - Maria Robinson

Rise and shine to another perfect day in your beautiful life.

Money can improve the quality of life in some respects, but by no means is it wise to believe it can actully buy happiness.

Howevr, I don't believe success belongs only to society's elite of the best educated, most privileged, or lucky. Success does, however, belong to anyone willing to earn it, and who has the talent and ability to be there.

Regardless of what status you were born into in this world, human nature has equipped you with the skills to survive.

Note: For the most romantic and life encouraging words, you will have to read the last two chapters. I promise it would not be a waste of time.