My Forever

“I, your faithful friend, take you, Chiquititas, with this ring, to be my forever. With the deepest joy, our life is incomplete without each other. As you have pledged to me your heart and soul, so I too happily give you mine. I promise to love you, care for you and will forever be by your side. Our friendship means the world and therefore, throughout life, no matter what may be ahead of us, you are family and I promise to cherish our silliness, randomness, tears, laughter and company, for as long as we all shall live.”

Love, us.

Project Bedroom

Project Room is still in the midst of completion (I’m not even halfway there). So far? 10 garbage bags and incredibly messy corners. I still have no idea how this room of mine will turn out in six months, but we’ll see. I’m still in a dilemma for the colour scheme – peppermint+chocolate or pop art? Or maybe rustic? Who knows. 1 month down, 5 months to go. Hope to get a few things from London/England and Paris while I’m there to spice things up a little. But again, depends on the theme I’m looking for. Oh bother.

In the meantime, here’s a glimpse of the process…

My bedroom is where I can dance when no one’s watching,
and still pretend that the whole world is.

Babe Ruthless

I know this is so last year, and you may not like this film, but I do. And it’s not only because I adore Drew for directing this or the fact that Ellen Page is loooovveeee since Kitty Pride on X-Men and Juno that It’s hard to hate her. This film made a turnaround on everyday cliches in my opinion – can’t hurt.

“We deserve better villains.“
- Ellen Page as Bliss Cavendar

As strange as this may sound, Whip It! made me miss my skates that never left my room. But then again, my first ever skates? Bright lime green overalls with orange wheels (horrible colours and I sucked in them), so let’s not even go there. Lol. These girls will make you wanna kick some butts.

A Question Statement

This Is Where It All Begins

This is how it feels like to be a step away from the career world and plans we never knew we’ll ever get to. This is how it feels like to have safely completed a trimester overload of four painstaking final year modules – so this is it for me. Just four more months and I will need to survive this for everything else after to be a dream come true, Insya’allah. For what it’s worth, I’m so happy we all made it through the end of last year and most importantly, we made it through our second-last trimester.

For those of you who are done, I’m so damn proud of you and I can’t wait to join you guys at graduation this year (hopefully it’ll be on the same timing and flight). And for what it’s worth, I’m saying Alhamdulillah to the big guy up there for bringing me here today, and for making me a stronger person both inside and out. Thank you for pulling me through the hardest year I ever had to deal with, and in making 2010 such an amazing year so far. I love you, beyond words.