Step Up 2
It was a rare 'Castaway' outing on a dead Monday. We decided in order to have Kelly go out with us, we must re-arrange our schedules to make everyone available. We went to catch 'Step Up 2 - The Streets'.
I was pretty anticipating it, as having seen the previous 'Step Up', I was attracted and impressed by the dance moves and music. So I was expecting much from this. And hey, it wasn't a disappointment in the end, the dance moves were still incredible and in sync with the music. Although the music wasn't my type of genre, I still pretty much enjoyed the show. Haha. So for music lovers looking for a feast for the eyes, this would be a show for you.
I remembered once during a GP lesson in JC, we discussed about movies and the appealing part of them. I could vividly recall someone, or rather Ms Chiew, saying that one of the reason is due to the effect that movies draw audiences away from the real world, and allow some form of 'escapism' and relief from the stress and work. I think its quite true. Be it fantasy, Science-fi or modern, it just puts one in a trance and immerse oneself into his/her own imagination. But on one hand, its becoming an expensive hobby. Haha.
I was counting down the days to the end of my work. I think I roughly have around 5~6 weeks before I waved Goodbye to all the staff in Compact. With University life 'looming' upon, its a mixed feeling of both anxiety and excitement. But sometimes I tell myself, I shall procrastinate and push away the serious issues for the time being. I may go back and work at Compact during my school holidays.
Who knows?
I was pretty anticipating it, as having seen the previous 'Step Up', I was attracted and impressed by the dance moves and music. So I was expecting much from this. And hey, it wasn't a disappointment in the end, the dance moves were still incredible and in sync with the music. Although the music wasn't my type of genre, I still pretty much enjoyed the show. Haha. So for music lovers looking for a feast for the eyes, this would be a show for you.
I remembered once during a GP lesson in JC, we discussed about movies and the appealing part of them. I could vividly recall someone, or rather Ms Chiew, saying that one of the reason is due to the effect that movies draw audiences away from the real world, and allow some form of 'escapism' and relief from the stress and work. I think its quite true. Be it fantasy, Science-fi or modern, it just puts one in a trance and immerse oneself into his/her own imagination. But on one hand, its becoming an expensive hobby. Haha.
I was counting down the days to the end of my work. I think I roughly have around 5~6 weeks before I waved Goodbye to all the staff in Compact. With University life 'looming' upon, its a mixed feeling of both anxiety and excitement. But sometimes I tell myself, I shall procrastinate and push away the serious issues for the time being. I may go back and work at Compact during my school holidays.
Who knows?
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