Monday, July 28, 2008
Today i when to watch the Red Cliff Part 1 with YY & jimmy.This is an ancient Chinese war epic. I thought it would be pretty dry since it is 145 mins long and Three Kingdoms is never a ladies movie. However John Woo has introduced bits and pieces of humor, that's why it was not boring. Overall I find the portrayals of generals and warriors (ZhangFei, GuanYu, Zhao Yun, LiuBei, CaoCao and ZhouYu) by the actors have come across more convincing than ZhugeLiang. I played the game Romance of the Three Kingdom. After watching it, I felt that John Woo did very well in directing this movie. The overall script and the lines of the characters are good i think. And that is what is most important in movies that are based from history. I felt that the actor that I think gave me a better impression is Zhang Fengyi, the man that portrayed Cao Cao. I think he really fit the character Cao Cao and I think he did a nice job. I was never bored the whole movie despite that the movie is quite long. They have great battle scenes and they managed to insert quite few good lines to make people laugh. Overall I say that this movie is very good. I m eagerly waitng for part 2....
Friday, July 18, 2008
Patience with Imperfection
Be completely humble and gentle; be patient, bearing with one another in love. Ephesians 4:2 (NIV)
Humorist Dave Barry says, “A perfect parent is a person with excellent child-rearing theories and no actual children.”
The same could be said of a perfect world or a perfect family; there’s only one way to mess things up: People!
Living with imperfect people requires patience, and you – now I say this as a friend – are one of the imperfect people who requires patience! Unfortunately, I’m an imperfect person too.
Patience means putting up with me when you’d rather lose your temper; it means forgiving me when you’d rather nurture a grudge.
In addition, patience is a muzzle on a mouth full of murmurs that are passed along as prayer requests. Patience puts the long in long-suffering. Patience is love in action because “love is patient” (1 Corinthians 13:4 NIV).
Patience and a critical spirit are mutually exclusive. Even when your complaints are justified, patience pushes and pulls you toward forgiving and forgetting: “A man’s wisdom gives him patience; it is to his glory to overlook an offense” (Proverbs 19:11 NIV).
Being patient may try our patience, but we become stronger when we learn to love imperfect people. Patience frees us to develop godly diversity in our relationships, where we no longer require everyone to act and look and think the same way we do.
..........................So love me with patient...........................
Thursday, July 17, 2008
Arghhhhhhhh!!!!!
my toothache is killing me!!!!!!!!!!!
OMG damn painful especially when eating...
Sigh...
think is that wisdom tooth making trouble for me....
i scare denist wor....
hopefully it will recover soon so i dun need to go see doc!!!!!!!!!
Monday, July 14, 2008
haha... back with blogging...
anyone miss me??
Past sat when to Cao Ge
Woo... What a nice show....
Wonderful voice...
charming...
handsome...
cute...
a real gift from God....
very touch...
he really put in a lot of heart to sing his song....
but singapore fan r too calm in a way...
really love him enjoy his song...