breaking dawn part II

what i like about watching movies during weekdays is that movie theatres aren't crowded. watched breaking dawn part II last wednesday, the last from the twilight sequels. it was nice because the book was followed religiously since stephanie meyer produced the movie herself.

however, during the later part of the movie, my sister and i almost wanted to go home because the moment Aro held alice's hand, there was chaos. it was annoying because that's not how i remember the story, not even close. carlisle was beheaded, some of the wolves died and everything turned into a catastrophe. it became really stressful to watch because i knew it should be a happy ending. the only casualty was irina and that's it. the moviegoers all cheered after finding out that it was just alice's vision if the volturi will penalize the cullens for keeping renesmee (she's still part mortal). it was ok although i found it pretty lengthy. but then, it's all worth the watch. i recommend the movie to all the fans of meyer to see for themselves. 

i knew i can

i finally achieved my less than a 100lbs weight goal and achieved it after i started eating full meals again. actually, i've heard that before from health coaches that eating will help you gain and lose weight at the same time. but then, it took two years for me to achieve my goal. it's never easy losing weight. so, my only concern right now is to buy new clothes. but then this brought about some really serious health concerns with my parents because they rarely see me.  they asked if i may be having serious problems thus explains my sudden weight loss. which is said no of course. working night shift possibly has taken a toll on me (i guess). the same reactions spawned after my twin sister lost weight last year. i guess it's also due to my body reacting to the cold climate especially this last quarter of the year.

fly

time flies and i guess it's been weeks since i wrote something here. i just came from a long vacation, some time away from work sort of. i spent my vacation in my folks house because i miss my sister and i's cat atari who's all grown up and is getting heavier each week. i helped in decorating our christmas tree which we bought from Clark. my mom often finds christmas balls around because atari picked them from the christmas tree and the thing is he does this everyday. i've been using my leave credits tremendously just for a breather because the night shift can be really gloomy and depressing.

i got caught up reading this past few weeks but decided to set aside my '50 shades darker' book because i got engrossed reading 'the perks of being a wallflower' by stephen chbosky. it's about a boy named charlie who writes everything about his life in his journal as if having a conversation with a friend. 'the perks of being a wallflower' is about life's and how people recover from a traumatic loss. i felt the sweeping sadness reading the book though. i just finished reading it last night and i'm glad because i'm so squeamish to know about the ending. i'm curious to watch the movie adaptation as well which stars emma watson as sam, it's always interesting to watch an ex harry potter star play a different role.