Third and final day of non-school was quite anti-climatic, we didn't do anything except watch a movie called Lars and the Real Girl, which was about this guy (Lars) who suffers from a delusional disorder and thinks that a life-sized doll (named Bianca) is his girlfriend.
Quite disturbing if you ask me.
He brings her around in a wheelchair, and talks to her and everything.
In the end, Lars wakes up one day to find that Bianca was unconscious and unresponsive (which is quite a weird concept to grasp because, well, technically, she is a doll and dolls are generally unresponsive at all times. In fact, it would have been pretty scary if it actually talks to you but yeah)
She is then rushed to hospital in an ambulance .______.
She dies in the end, and a funeral was actually organised for her.
HAHAHA it was quite hilarious because the scene just before she dies is when Lars kisses the doll for the first time, and the whole theatre was like ohmygod he is going to kiss the DOLL?! Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeurgh!
And with that, our three days at Deakin came to a spectacular end, with the whole level singing happy birthday during assembly for some random person. (I didn't even know who the birthday person was. Everybody just started singing and clapping all of the sudden)
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I'd actually grown quite used to taking the bus and tram for these past three days already!
After the buses to and from Deakin, I actually miss all those times when my house was too far for walking and public transport was taken for granted; Taking bus everyday back hom from school!
It actually is quite nice to just sit on the bus and watch all the people exchange on and off the bus.
At every stop, people alight, but immediately, different people come on to replace them.
Speaking of which, a few days back, Tienyi posed us all a question on her blog:
Nothing in this world is irreplacable. Do you agree?
Naturally, everyone's answer was no. You can't replace people, you can't replace this, you can't replace that.
But truth be told, none of us could really find a truly valid and solid example.
Then YihRue told us what we've always taken for granted and forgotten - Memories are irreplacable.
It's true isn't it? :D
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So anyway, Sheryl, Tienyi, Shireen and I went over to Box Hill today.......
Where we got insulted for NO REASON by this random lady standing near some stupid escalator.
No, actually, she was standing next to some dustbin, and NOT MOVING.
So we assumed she planned to enjoy the dustbin's company for a little while more and walked past in front of her.
And she very angrily said we had no manners.
The exact quote was "No manners in school children these days"
Not only was it totally uncalled for (we didn't even do anything!), she stalked off in a fit of anger after saying that.
Needless to say, it was very insulting to be lumped together with the so-called 'mannerless school children these days" for no apparently reason. :(
BOX HILL SHALL BE BOYCOTTED FOR THE REST OF THE YEAR.
Hmph.
While waiting for the bus, we then decided to take photos, in the hope that we can use our very
It failed miserably.
The lighting for mine and Shireen's picture was so bad that we ended up looking like the orange martians that had just descended from Mars while Tienyi and Sheryl were happily smiling away in their perfectly white photo.
Very good job I would say. :D
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