A typical Sunday

The sun crept into my eyelids and law and behold it was a new day. At first, I thought, it was a Saturday because yesterday we had our last day of exams. But today's Sunday, even if I like it or not. This means tomorrow I go to school again, right? This means I have to face my scores. Oh, I'll be crucified! The only thing that urges me to go to school tomorrow is because of what the whole high school community will be doing in the afternoon. Something exciting and valuable.

Anyway, this day is just the usual Sunday every weekend. Waking up, going to Mass, having lunch, watching T.V., blogging, reading, eating, sleeping, surfing the net, cramming for assignments. Except that there are no assignments for tomorrow. It's 3: 15 now, and I'm thinking of something worthy to post.

Since 10:30 in the morning, I've watch hundreds of movies. Well, okay, just two. Anyhow, they made my head dizzy. The first movie I watched, together with my sisters was Pride and Prejudice. Oh, I've watched this movie for the hundredth time and it wasn't boring at all. (I've read the book too by Jane Austen.) Why would I be bored when Mr. Darcy is there, looking handsome and dashing? Plus, he is such a gentleman. Would someone be bored of him? No way. If someone would, that person is just out of her mind. This movie I'd watched were starred by Keira Knightley (!), Mathhew Macfadyen, Brenda Blethyn, Donald Sutherland, and Judi Dench.

The second movie I watched was Ratatouille in Disney channel. I've watched this for a thousand times. Probably, you've watched it too, so I don't need to describe it at all.

Now, my youngest sister, Regine is listening to the main theme in The Lovely Bones movie. It is entitled Alice by Cocteau Twins. I don't know who they are but their song is good, and it's pretty creepy. She's recording it now in our camera. She's practically gaga over it.

Okay, now, I don’t know what to say next, because I’m thinking of what to do next. I’m thinking whether to start the script or to read. Either way it is.

To end, I am just glad that a hectic week is over. I know I’ve said this a thousand times, but it’s just so good to say it. Now, this week will single me out. This is the week where I’ll know the fruit of my works. This is it.