Where's the sun?

I don't get it...Whenever I think of the events in my past the weather is always pleasant. Everything seems to have happened during a cool evening or a pleasant afternoon...I just cannot see the sun... and how can that be possible. Whatever~

Funny but nice.

Ask and you shall recieve...

I learnt it by heart...and I believed in it... because it made sense...I learnt that no father will give his son a stone if he asks for bread nor give him a snake if he asks for a fish...why would God do it then? Why would he not listen to my prayers?

But somewhere down the line I think I misunderstood the concept...because I stopped asking God...I asked mortals instead...and of course I didn't get anything...I kept asking...all the time...that one day they would understand...but it didn't happen...they kept listening... and I kept asking... till it made me hate everybody...including myself.

God looked at me and said, 'ask me.'

I will ask.

The wisdom to 'ask' what is right.

Horton's motto...

No matter how small, a person is a 'person.'

And that exactly is the attitude we lack today. Today, as it stands, a person is no one but 'myself.' It all comes back to my 'self' at the end of the day.

But this amazing movie has beautifully portrayed the true spirit of love, trust, friendship and responsibility. Horton's (the elephant) efforts in saving an entire civilization, that appears to him nothing bigger than a speck on a clover, is so moving. The jungle questions his craziness because Horton believes there IS a world in the speck and that he heard voices from the world. Whoville's mayor, on the other hand, is questioned on his craziness because no 'who' in Whoville believes that an elephant is holding their world and that they just a tiny little speck!

But Horton and the mayor have great trust in each other and both their intentions direct towards one goal, saving Whoville from any impending danger.

An evil kangaroo, who does not want anybody questioning the current beliefs and fearing that the jungle mates may think beyond the possible, plans to destroy the speck but Horton diligently goes on to save the tiny little Whoville, because he believes no matter how small one may be, a person is a person!

Astounding sound effects and animation and an extremely thrilling climax.

Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears A Who: The movie is a must watch for kids and adults alike.

It's too difficult...

The more I want to believe I live in a mad world, the more I get upset about things that happen and some that don't (mostly things that don't happen)...
it's just to difficult to 'survive' here...literally...
seems like I'm the only one laughing...
but it appears that I'm the only one who is not happy...

Across the universe...

The second musical I watched this season after Sweeney Todd (Ugggh!)

This movie made me fall in love with Beatles! So weird, but I was always apprehensive about listening to The Beatles...and now I can't stop listening to them. I envy all those Beatles fans who by now know every song by heart...

I'm not going to write a review on this, you'll find loads of them on the net.

I liked the movie!

Tracks from the movie:

All You Need Is Love

Happiness Is A Warm Gun

I Wanna Hold Your Hand

I Want You (She's So Heavy)

All My Loving

Across The Universe

Strawberry Fields Forever

Let It Be

It Won't Be Long

I've Just Seen A Face

Hold Me Tight

If I Fell

With A Little Help From My Friends

Dear Prudence

Come Together

Because

Flying

While My Guitar Gently Weeps

Why Don't We Do It In The Road

Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds

Oh!Darling

I Am The Walrus

Revolution

Blackbird

Blue Jay Way

Being For he Benefit Of Mr. Kite

Don't Let Me Down

Hey Jude

Helter Skelter

Girl

Something