But then, I don't think that would change anything in my life.
The Time Traveler's Wife.
' This is the extraordinary love story of Clare and Henry who met when Clare was six and Henry was thirty-six, and were married when Clare was twenty-two and Henry thirty. '
That sure made a 16 year old puzzled.
And I bought the book right away.
It's my 2nd time flipping those pages now.
The 1st book that ever made me cried.
Well, for some reasons, I couldn't list Chicken Soup For The Soul as the 1st.
People kept telling me then that they cried reading the so-called true stories.
Eventually, I succeeded in forcing my eye glands to produce tears as I went through the book.
So, those were actually fake tears.
I was so determined to finish the book before the movie but no.
I had to arouse my anxiety by watching the movie first.
As always, movie could never triumph over the power of imagination.
And it happens to be my first-read-off-book movie.
(Harry Potter - I don't bother to read it. It's because I'm too dumb to get it. To make my life easy, I'll just wait for the movie and drools over Daniel Radcliffe.)
(Twilight - Worse. Big mistake was that I watched the movie first. After the movie, I read the book. Everytime I encounter the word 'Bella', Kirsten Stewart pops up in my head. I can barely go any further.)
Rachel McAdams is so beautiful.
I was studying every feature of her face throughout the whole movie.
Now, that's the woman I don't mind popping up in my head.
Maybe I'll have cheekbones like hers by just thinking of her 24/7.
*smacks my head*
