A good year....how i wish

HZ n i went to watch this movie on sat.
i love it.
u hav to c hw the french enjoy every moment of their life.
simply amazing. how i wish i can do dat too.
life is way too stressful in the city (singapore dun hav city, so in this case, country)
hw i wish i can wake up everyday (awaken by scorpions), walk downstairs to hav my pancakes specially made by my love, then hold her hands n walk thru the vineyard, telling her dat we will hav good wine this year.....bring her to the restaurant at the alley for dinner, oni to find out that we hav to wait for an hour for our food, w the boss scolding us for our impatience when we enquire for our meal.
fantastic, isnt it?
simply love it.
i wan to b rich. so dat i can buy a land, hire some jokers, n lets make wine!!!!
wow.
i really wan it.
there is one thing i rem clearly abt the show.
it's wat uncle henry told young max after a game of tennis (of cos max, as a kid, lost)
it goes like dis:

"max, there is nothing to b angry or upset about when u lost. u've actually gain when u lost. being able to learn your mistakes n what causes it prevents u from doing it again. this is life, we hav to learn as we grow. in this case, their is nothing to b happy about when we win, because we won't learn anything."

cool. so true isnt it.

Lif ressemble à du vin, plus long c'est autour, plus mûr il arrivera

hee. c i told u i noe french.
i'm nt going to tell u here wat it means. ask me urself.
hahaha.

on another note, i went to the motorshow yesterday.
fucked up.
i went out wout checking my camera.
and up, no batt.
ccb.
i end up taking photos using my lousy hp.
so pissed w myself.
and then, i've found a car which is really suitable for me.
yaris.
yes, u've got me rite.
the freaky round thing.
damn it!!!! i dun wan yaris!!!!
but seemed like i liked the car's interior the best, most comfi, n all.
damn it.
sorry la MQ.
i may buy it.
hahaha.
dun say i copy u hor. i oso dun wan.
Je ne suis pas un copieur

hee.

Uncle Henry's philosophy on life – and on life in Provence: "There's nowhere else in the world where one can keep busy doing so little, yet enjoy it so much!"