Good Friday
Somebody sent me a link to this video of Bo Bice singing the title track of a Will Ferrell's funny movie (nope, me not a fan of the man, you'd see why), "Blades of Glory", a movie about male figure skaters. I am not too sure if the movie will come to Singapore, but in case it doesn't here's the music video of Bo Bice singing the title track. Just for kicks. :D
Blades of Glory at Myspace
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It's Good Friday and I am almost done with my time on the computer. Yep, my church has nothing going on today, and since there aren't any interesting programmes on tv, I thought I would get my research for my vacation in Bangkok done. The computer hung on me a few times, so that explains why I spent the ENTIRE DAY at the computer.
It's not my first time travelling overseas. But it's different this time because we are not following a group. There's no leader, and we will need to plan our activities on our own.
I know, I sound like a first-time traveller. So... green. You get the idea if you have travelled alone previously.
I remember feeling the same way when I began my first trip to KL on my own, bus and/or train. Doing my own state to state transfers, etc. Now it's coming back. And I hope fpr more to come in the future.
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I watched "Working Girl" too, when I was at the computer today. It's stil as inspiriting as it was. The final scene still moved me. "Let The River Run" returns to dwell in my mind.
Main thing I picked up when I re-watch this show is that Tess McGill has a dream, and she did what she can to fullfill it. She took courses, watched the markets, seized the opportunity, did well (even though she did it unofficially), got recognised by the big corporate guys and was lifted up from her struggling life as a regular secretary.
Indeed, this is a movie
Blades of Glory at Myspace
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It's Good Friday and I am almost done with my time on the computer. Yep, my church has nothing going on today, and since there aren't any interesting programmes on tv, I thought I would get my research for my vacation in Bangkok done. The computer hung on me a few times, so that explains why I spent the ENTIRE DAY at the computer.
It's not my first time travelling overseas. But it's different this time because we are not following a group. There's no leader, and we will need to plan our activities on our own.
I know, I sound like a first-time traveller. So... green. You get the idea if you have travelled alone previously.
I remember feeling the same way when I began my first trip to KL on my own, bus and/or train. Doing my own state to state transfers, etc. Now it's coming back. And I hope fpr more to come in the future.
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I watched "Working Girl" too, when I was at the computer today. It's stil as inspiriting as it was. The final scene still moved me. "Let The River Run" returns to dwell in my mind.
Main thing I picked up when I re-watch this show is that Tess McGill has a dream, and she did what she can to fullfill it. She took courses, watched the markets, seized the opportunity, did well (even though she did it unofficially), got recognised by the big corporate guys and was lifted up from her struggling life as a regular secretary.
Indeed, this is a movie
For anyone who's ever won. For anyone who's ever lost.
And for everyone who's still in there trying.
And for everyone who's still in there trying.
Labels: blades of glory, bo bice, financial independence, working girl
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