just the plain old me.

too much whipped cream for a week. thick chocolate and lotsa caffeine already. starbucks on tuesday, coffee bean on saturday and rock master on sunday. i feel guilty for once, hahahah.

God really multiplied my time!! the book i thought i'd never finish within last week (due to being a terrible slow reader) was indeed finished by sunday night. i took like what, 4 days nia??? (from thursday to sunday.) ohh i wna thank God, i wna love God, iwna praise God, i wna worship God! He rly wna make me efficient and productive. my schedule for the holidays has hence been fulfilled completely! :D (not that i did ever consider adding my chinese project into my fully-crammed week, HAH.) i won't feel screwed up, i wont feel pathetic, and best of all, i wont feel helpless! cuz God is always there guiding me through my ups and downs!

dying to hear (wait, i know it's see. but w/e) my 2 cents' worth for th two books i've chanced upon in th library and hence borrowed them home to read? All American Girl (Ready or Not) by Meg Cabot is about a girl, called Sam, who has agreed to stay over with her boyfriend (and of course his family too) at Thanksgiving. she keeps thinking (btw, she's one girl who thinks WAY TO MUCH) that her boyfriend wants to have sex with her at Camp David (the place they're going to for Thanksgiving). -_- her boyfriend, David, obviously had no intentions to do so. this book started with a huge misunderstanding and ended with the misunderstanding solved. well, i'm not tellin' ya the full thing cuz i dowanna be a spoiler! it's a really interesting and humorous book for teenagers (preferably ladies). i recommend this book for people who have nothing better to do. JUST KIDDING, lol. i actually meant, for casual readers. (:
i preferred the second book, Take a Chance by Sarah Webb, to the first one, even though it's way thicker (17 chapters and an epilogue). don't worry, peeps, it isnt gonna kill you. cuz if it does, idk what Harry Potter series would do to you. d: it's about three Irish sisters (or are they really?) who are involved in their own band, called AbbaFab. love problems, misunderstandings, trials and tribulations unravel before their eyes, but the trio stayed headstrong and dealt with the obstacles rationally, tightening the blood-related bonds amoung them. a deep dark secret which Wendy (the oldest sister) never mentioned, with Gemma (the middle one) fully aware of it, was accidentally revealed by the doctor when Wendy had a terrible accident. what was that secret? that's for you to find out, of course! this touching novel nearly made me cry, and also kept my eyes hooked on the story, as detailed and elaborated illustrations filled my imagination. i recommend this book to avid readers, no doubt about it! and if Take a Chance is going to be turned into a movie or drama serial, i'd be one of the first to catch it! don't worry, folks, it's not fantasy-based so it's realistic and.. THE BOMBXZXZ! (sorry for the twitism, but i cant help myself). number one irish bestseller - you just gotta grab it now!

p/s: i forgot that if Take a Chance is gonna be in the cinemas, i have a hunch i can't watch it. it's gonna be rated NC16, you see. oh well, so much for empty anticipation, hahahah! unless, maybe, Take a Chance will be released next year after July 26th, thenthenthen i'll be able to catch it! yeah man! it's just 1 more year!! :D D: but then again, i'll be busy mugging for O's, i'll prolly tell myself to miss it cuz i'll be found super guilty if i would ever catch that movie before my O's. oh what a crappy world. *sighs*