hmm...am in school now. Just completed the curriculum framework for SS.
I think I'm getting lazier as my trip to BKK comes closer.
Still got lots to do though....and I haven't even taken a closer look at the new textbooks and syllabus. die die... haha
Harlif didn't come to school to study as promised. Perhaps I should do something about it.
In my attempt to get away from Princess Hours, I have found a new interest in Full House. Haha! I just got the DVD set recently and have been watching every night. Somehow, I think the plot is similar to Princess Hours, or I should say it the other way since Full House was shot and screened much earlier. Again, they have two leading characters who got involved with each other unwillingly at the beginning. As time goes by, they start to develop feelings for each other without really realising. Then comes the third and fourth parties who tries to interfere in the relationship. Finally, we have a Happy Ending! This is the standard template for a success story in Korean drama. Isn't it? Despite being able to predict what's going to happen next, lots of people have enjoyed the stories nevertheless. Why? Everyone yearns for a romantic love story? hmmm...