i can't believe myself

"And so the lion fell in love with the lamb..." he murmured.
I looked away, hiding my eyes as I thrilled to the word.
"What a stupid lamb," I sighed.
"What a sick ,masochistic lion."

i wasn't actually particularly thrilled when twilight came out in the movies
one. because i've never read twilight or others in the series before
two. i hate novels. the perfect settings make me real jealous and sad. dude most of those things dont happen in my life.
three. uh, vampires?

but
finally i decided to watch the movie
during the flight from hong kong to london
oh i loved it
but i wasn't satisfied because the screen was so tiny and bad quality.

so
i decided to watch it again last friday, dvd
ohhhh i loved it even more

and saturaday
the boarding house was playing it
so i went to see
just my favourite parts
ohhhh THAT SCENE & EDWARD CULLEN.

i mean. edward cullen the character itself is amazing (but remember, it's fiction)
robert pattison, not so much. he does look like a vampire somehow thou
and the scene
where they played bella's lullaby,
the scene where they were up the top of the trees just chatting
and the camera was surrounding them
the whole picture was beautiful.


so
im on to reading new moon
i have to confess i haven't read fiction books for a while
the last time i touched one is emma by jane austen: a week ago
but i only read the first 2 pages and kissed goodbye
the last time i finished one is the curious incident of the dog in the night time: 8 months ago i estimate. hah
but the curious incident of the dog in the night time was good. go read.

new moon is going pretty good so far, i'm up to the start of chapter 4

i'm surprised i'm reading such a thick book
about vampires

but now i do realize my choice of books is towards the quirkness
the main character has to be quirky slash weird slash abnormal.
the boy in the curious incident of the dog in the night time had autism
edward cullen, obviously is a vampire in love with human