Friday, January 12, 2007

Our Nice & Quiet Birthday Dinner

We went to Buckaroo (Andrews Ave) for dinner. We had their famous buffalo wings and fish & chips. Dar-Dar ordered a tiramisu for my birthday cake. The boss came sing my birthday song with Dar-Dar for me. Gave me a little cactus figurine & a voucher for our next visit as Birthday gift.

After dinner, we went for the movie, Cha Wu. It almost became the 2nd movie, which I walked out of! In fact, a couple did walk out 1/2 way through the show. The story only begins to make sense towards the last quarter. I can appreciate that the director trying to create some twist in the show, but this one..... I really think they are trying too hard! :( Too bad Ed fell asleep towards the end, so I don't think he got the show at all! Think it's trying to be artistic & abstract, yet also trying to comedic, trying to be phyilosophical, & also trying to create a mystery crime, & trying to play around with different cinemagraphy (kinda like what they did with polaroids & dialogues though), playing around with jumbled time frame.... U see what I mean now??? It just lacks focus at the 1st 3/4! I mean, if u play around these novel ideas for the 1st quarter, well, maybe audience still got the attention span to appreciate what u are doing. But a good whole 3/4?!?! I think it's overdone!
So did we enjoy the show? Let's just say "Do NOT go after a long day at work!" Ed definitely walked out of the cinema pissed. I don't hate the show since I held on till the end, so the last quarter kinda managed to make up a little, at least I know how the story unfolds. If we've watched this show at home, I doubt we'd be able to last through...

Had a disagreement when we got home. The problem with me sometimes is that I hate confrontation to the extreme, as in when I'm unhappy about certain things, I tend to just keep quiet. Yes, it's not worsening the situation, but it's definitely not helping too. I know this is bad, but I just don't know how to resolve this. Nevertheless, I'm grateful to Dar-Dar for always being to tolerant & accomodating. So, this was my birthday, how I screwed it all up myself...
:( Sorry, Dar!

Okie doo, I'm gonna prepare the ingredients for tonite's dinner. I'm gonna cook "pa mee", our favourite "traditional" noodles, of which the recipe was passed down from my grandma to my mum, then to me! :) I still miss my wai po... ... ...

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