I feel like going for a marathon.

No, not the 42k one. I will be attempting to watch four Oscar-nominated movies in a day. Possibly by myself. It's going to be heavily engaging and bring out chock full of emotions. Dare I proceed with this endeavour?

I've worked out the times and amazingly, I could do it all in one cinema! And with breaks in between as well. Very essential.

13 March 2006

10.20 AM - Walk the Line

2.40 PM - Munich

5.05 PM - Capote

7.45 PM - Brokeback Mountain

Crash is not showing anymore! Sob sob. But I got a worthy replacement in Munich. Now I am STILL thinking whether I should do it. If anyone wants to join me, it will be at those times at Cathay Orchard Cineplex. Beep me at +60123779710. Otherwise I'll just rely on my coke and popcorn to accompany me. I hope I'll remain sane until the end of it.

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Sprinting through the drizzle. The rush of wind wrapped around my face. 191 beats per minute. Crossing the finish line. Breathless. 27:20. Hands to the sky. Crying out for more. Recover. Breathe. Leaving all else behind. Life felt right. At least for a while.

Exhilaration is the breeze

That lifts us from the ground,

And leaves us in another place

Whose statement is not found;

Returns us not, but after time

We soberly descend

A little newer for the term

Upon enchanted ground.

                                          -Emily Dickinson

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Time to plow the road.

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Day Two. Problem: Even hungrier than the day before. Solution: Sakae Sushi, The Curve.

Mel showing her ocean catch. Notice the number of plates we walloped just for our entree.

My vision blurred from too much food. Yi Li attempting to feed me somemore.

Here comes my wasabi rush. Ready?

Set.

Awwwwwwww. (jomel, this one's for you)

I think I got back my fair share of carbs. Plus my nose was all cleared. And I can't believe I agreed to do a replacement for Pump the next day with my legs still shaking. Oh well, as Lance would say...

Live Strong.

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