Happiness!

It's funny how people make friends.

Today, I hung out with a bunch of awesome ladies, one of whom I met on the very first day I step foot at my university. I didn't know anybody in my orientation group and for some reason, I thought it was a good time to play my 'shy' card. For those who know me, I am anything but shy. Anyway, besides me, there was only one other Asian girl, and for some reason, the two of us gravitated towards each other and by the end of the day, we became friends. 4 years on, we're still friends and sharing heaps of jokes together.

Today was really really really hot (well, for people who were living in the teens just last week, 20ishC is considered to be really hot in our standards haha) so we decided to treat ourselves to some hearty Jugo Juice with our movie. Summer Strawberries! Gotta love the summery fruits. 

The two of us went and saw Dark Shadows by Tim Burton feat. Johnny Depp and Eva Green and Michelle Pfeiffer (gosh, her name was ridiculously hard to spell. Thank goodness for Google and their suggestions). It was a surprisingly darker movie than either one of us anticipated but it was filled with humorous lines and smart replies. Helena Bonham Carter, Michelle Pfeiffer and Johnny Depp were a joy to watch.

Overall, the film was a good watch but not something I'd watch again. Don't want to give away too much about the movie but, as much as it pains me to say, this movie is worth the watch if just to see Eva Green act. She was extremely creepy to the point where she was just phenomenal.

Overall, I feel accomplished. Stayed up way past my midnight just to hang out for a big with my best friend so that he can hype himself up even more over the fact that the release of Diablo 3 is approaching. Then I showed up to class and just...listened to the prof drone on and on about video games. Ate lunch and read 25 odd pages of even dryer video games history; however, as dry as the materials are, they make a whole lot more sense after attending the classes. Don't get me wrong, the class is extremely interesting, it's just how the prof teaches it that's not interesting at all.

[Edit: also, something I found really funny today. While I was checking out my tumblr page, I was like, where are all of my One Direction suppliers? And then it hit me: they're all in school! hahahahhaa they're all young, teenage girls and I'm like, 'damn, that makes me feel really old...'