3.24.2012

These few days have been crucial in my life. I failed tests, more than one, and I had some decisions confirmed.

So after the disappointing Hunger Games, I went for The Vow today. Met up with WeiPing there too, as promised.

And spent my GSC, Starbucks, MPH vouchers.

The meeting with WeiPing was too brief. I was on a tight schedule, so yeah. It ended abruptly. But still, the usual feeling the there. Comfortable.

The Vow was as good as expected.

There are points that I have never thought would happen and they are really infectious. I mean like, of course in a medical way I think what Leo has done to Paige right after she woke up was too drastic, but they are newlywed lovebirds. How can you blame him? And anyway, to love like he does, is just amazing. The way she loved him, before the accident, wow. That is not shown anymore in the movie, except for some affection. Way too cute together. Way too cute. And the part he shouted at her, well, that's realistic. Seriously I think it's so hard to take it when you have only one person left in the world and the person thinks you are a stranger.

One question though, if you lost your memory and don't remember your husband, (he's like a stranger now) would you go and live with him, without anyone else? Haha.

The super super emo scene where he talked about the first time she said "I love you" to him. As a guy, imagine things that things he has to go through, urgh. Too much.

This made me fall in love with the snow, the night scene, the small cafe downtown beside the railway track, Chicago, but not her.

(Man, I like her all these while don't I?)

Still can't believe that's the city I'll be in in a few months time. I am really grateful.

And talking about that, I am really happy about BJ's visit to Malaysia, and his meeting with us.

Come to think about it, I was the one who handled it completely, as he doesn't have Dr Azlin's contact, I am really happy. I contacted him, I informed Azlin, I welcomed him at the gate, talked to him personally about stuffs, asked questions, and my friends did too. He made me fall for IIT more, and Chicago of course. Only one concern though, money. 5 minutes to the city center by train, like how am I going to survive there without being filthy rich?? Anyway, IIT is really a good place to be in, small school, cool and beautiful and innovative campus, small classes, beautiful dorms, research and projects, I can't wait to be there. And Chicago, it's Chicago! And IIT is giving every student an Ipad for free, this year Ipad 3 of course. Booyeah.