I was gonna blog about DotA… But since it’s already such a hot and widely talked about topic around, I think I’ll save it for later and spare the non-DotA players a bit of grief. ;) Hehe.

So let’s start this entry again, shall we? *clears throat*

It was a dark and stormy night. A girl and two guys (that would be me and my housemates :P) started up the computer, turned up the speaker volume, armed themselves with huge pillows, switched off the lights… and began watching a Thai horror movie by the name of Shutter.

I’ve actually watched it before, but the second viewing was just as impactful as the first time! The sound effects and the shocking moments really stick on you even after the movie’s over… *shudders* And yeahh, even my male housemates were found shielding their eyes with their pillows at times. LoL It’s not a very scary flick per se, but the tense mood gets to you and you can’t help but expect the worst to pop onto the screen. Argh. The story plot (there’s actually one, hurrah!) is pretty interesting too.. the ending itself is worth the watch of the entire movie. :D

Of course I had trouble sleeping after that, like I always do. Scary movies scare me. Haha. But I can’t stop watching them anyway… It’s so fun, wheeee. So far the most traumatizing horror flick to me would be Ju On (The Grudge)… Yup, the original Japanese version. It was horribly good - I couldn’t get proper sleep for 3 nights straight.

So anyone out there up for a horror movie marathon? Ahahah.

Dear 2005,

Thanks for the craziness. For the good memories that I will keep with me for a long time to come. For the bad times that taught me invaluable lessons. For new faces and reconciled friendships. For the same old people that I will never be bored of, and in fact grew more attached to than ever before. For love, even when I didn’t deserve an ounce of it. For the heartache. For the one drunken episode, on the eve of my 21st birthday *hic hic hic…*. For lots of laughter and some tears. For letting me grow at my own pace. You’ve been kind to me, and I’m grateful.

Thanks for dropping in. It’s been real. Goodbye.. :)

Hello 2006!