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Wednesday, May 30, 2007 |
My dear friend called me today and told me that her dog had accidentally ingested some snail poison as she was working in the back yard and was currently undergoing treatment, with only about a 50% chance of survival. It pained me to hear her crying in such a way, and I wish there was something I could do. But I can't. All I can do is be there for her if she needs me, which I hope is enough. Please join me in praying for her and that poor little dog and hope for the best.
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Tuesday, May 29, 2007 |
Work gave me a slight headache today. Not that it's difficult or anything, but every time we have a meeting regarding the development of the next iteration of the robot, the ideas keep changing. And now, we've decided to change the program back to what I had implemented a few weeks ago, which is kind of annoying! That's one of the cons of not following the strict structure of software design and the software life cycle that industry adheres to. Oh well, no big deal.
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So apparently the Miss Universe Pageant was yesterday. Though I didn't watch it this year, I remember seeing it last year when Miss Japan was totally robbed and ended up coming in second. Well looks like second time's the charm because this year's Miss Japan won and I must say, what a total hottie! So pretty! See that pic? See that hair? Yup, I may be particular but right there is one of the hair styles that I'm totally enamored with. Simple and elegant. I always like long hair parted like that. If the left side slightly covered the eyes, that would totally be hypnotic. I must say though, from looking at this picture, she doesn't look so much Japanese as she does Vietnamese or Thai. Still cute though.
I think I've always had a thing for Japanese girls, finding a lot of them to be cute. And I don't know why, but the language sounds so cool to me. I was watching Advent Children and the voices of Tifa and Aerith are just so mesmerizing. I guess it depends on the voice, but quite a beautiful language isn't it?
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I wonder if I should try dating a Japanese girl for once? Who knows, that might just be exactly what I need.
I remember this one time about a year after my ex and I broke up. We met up one night and were talking when she asked me who was this Japanese girl that I was dating. I replied that I had no idea what she was talking about. Apparently, word around her group of friends was that I met and was dating a Japanese girl from Tokyo. How weird was that? That they would come up with something that never happened, and that she would be curious about it. Anyway, back to Miss Universe. I have a tough time trying to decide who is prettier, this year's winner or last year's runner up.
So Hombre and I were discussing today about how long we'd wait if our significant other was in a coma. I responded that I have no problem waiting a lifetime. After all, if I waited this long for someone who I wasn't even with, who's to say that I can't wait even longer for the love of my life? I'm not sure that's the best attitude to carry around though. I recently read an article about the things you should never reveal to a girl, one of which is never tell her that she's the world to you. Apparently girls need to feel like you have other things in your life and that they're not number one. Does that make sense? I guess I should reexamine how I approach relationships. Maybe that's why I've had the luck that I've had.
I wonder what she's up to. She told me that her job was ending at the end of this month, and that time is rapidly approaching. I wonder if she's still following that path. Well, I hope all is going well for her and everything going as planned.
I came across this passage that I think would make a totally awesome poem to include on any future wedding invitation, memorabilia, or plaque.
"What is it? My dear?"
"Ah, how can we bear it?"
"Bear what?"
"This. For so short a time. How can we sleep this time away?"
"We can be quiet together, and pretend - since it is only the beginning - that we have all the time in the world."
"And every day we shall have less. And then none."
"Would you rather, therefore, have had nothing at all?"
"No. This is where I have always been coming to. Since my time began. And then I go away from here, this will be the mid-point, to which everything ran, before, and from which everything will run. But now, my love, we are here, we are now, and those other times are running elsewhere."
- A.S. Byatt, Possession
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Monday, May 28, 2007 |
What a nice Memorial Day Weekend. It definitely passed by a lot quicker than I had hoped, but isn't that how it always is? When you're enjoying yourself, time always flies by.
On Friday, I ate at Yardhouse with Playa and H, Laomedon, and Hombre. As I was driving into the Spectrum, I reflected on when I was last there. I can't remember when it was exactly, since it was so long ago, but I do know that I was with her. It was either one afternoon as we were there eating Maki Maki sushi, or it was an early lunch we shared at Corner Bakery. Wow, seems like a lifetime passed. There isn't a day that goes by where I don't wake up and have her as the first thought in my mind. I miss her. So it was a little bittersweet as I pulled into the parking lot.
Man, I gotta say, I hate the Spectrum on Friday nights. The parking was miserable, and after an excruciating twenty minutes, I was finally able to find an available spot. Combining that with the fact that I'm not too keen on Yardhouse made me pretty grumpy to start out the night. I notice that as I'm getting older, I get irritated a lot easier. Man, I hope I don't end up becoming some old curmudgeon.
Afterwards, we grabbed some dessert and headed over to watch the new Pirates movie. Without giving away any spoilers, I will say that I enjoyed more than the last movie, but both movies fell far short of how I enjoyed the original.
On Saturday, went to run errands. I dropped off some donations as I continued my work on the garage. And I had to go to the market and pick up food and supplies for the bbq. At night, spent dinner with M and his church buddies. Afterwards, went to play some Puerto Rico with the fellas over at Playa's. Came home to find my uncle at my house along with Little Man waiting for me. He asked me if I could work on his DS. I swear, I love that kid. Very kind hearted. Trusting. Easy. And seeing him interact with my uncle just brings a smile to my face. I can only hope that age or anything else doesn't corrupt him and take away the innocence with which he lives his life. He's the only boy I know that has no problem telling his dad that he loves him. Sweet.
By the time I was done with that and everything else though, it was 2:30, and I had to wake up at 5:30 to drive out to Dana Point and reserve a spot for the bbq. To be honest, I didn't really want to do it this year, what with Mother's day just a few weeks ago and me grilling again for Father's Day. I felt a little burned out. But it's an annual thing that my aunts and uncles always look forward to, and so I relented. Needless to say, I was quite tired when I woke up, but you make sacrifices to please those you love right?
I get out there a little before 6:30 with my uncle and Coffeeboy. Little Man, funny little guy that he is, was unable to get up. It's crazy how early these routines are getting. I don't remember what time I was out there last year, but when we got there, there was already one group setting up. Fifteen or twenty minutes later, most of the tables were reserved! I felt a little bad about occupying four tables, but whatever. Even though half my family wasn't there this year, it's still a decent size. Besides, I figured if it came to it, we could always give up a table later on, which we did. It was a really nice day and by midday, the place was packed.
One by one, people started showing up and by noon, I was busy grilling up the meat. Had some kalbi, some marinated beef short ribs, and some chicken wings. I also invited Playa and his wife, M, and Hombre and his soul mate to come join us this year. It was fun, just eating and relaxing. Tossing the football around a bit, playing some basketball. The simple things in life. Too bad most of my older cousins were out of the state. I lacked the companionship that I've always had previous years.
We stayed until 7:00, which meant that I actually grilled for lunch and dinner. Boy was I smoked afterwards. I didn't think we'd stay that long and we actually ran out of meat and charcoal by the end, so next year I'll have to keep that in mind. Note to self, forty pounds of meat, ten pounds of charcoal... not enough! I pretty much crashed when I got home, exhausted from the lack of sleep and the overwhelming day.
It was a beautiful Memorial Day today. Woke up and hung up the ol Stars and Striped outside, then spent all day in the backyard cleaning up and gardening. I have these fruit trees in the back that aren't producing anything, and so it's been my goal recently to get them going. We'll see.
With all the yard work and cleaning out the garage, slowly but surely, I'm feeling that this house is actually mine. My own responsibilities. And I'm starting to see the fruits of my labors, which is always nice. M pointed out that one day a girl will come around and she'll be lucky. It's kind of funny he says that, because as we were cleaning up at the beach yesterday and all my aunts and uncles were thanking the people involved, my uncle commented to me, con gái nào kiếm được con sẽ hên lắm... con vừa biết lo cho nó mà biết lo cho gia đình luôn. How flattering. I blush hearing things like that, but it makes me proud to be considered so.
I begin rereading The Time Traveler's Wife again ever since I heard that the movie rights have been sold and that production has started on it. I love that book. Not it's the greatest concept. Or that it's especially well written. There's even points that I skip over and there's points I don't like. But taken as a whole, Clare, Henry, those two characters. I love them so. If I find a girl who loves me even half as much as she loves him, I think I'd consider myself blessed.
Nor Time, nor Place, nor Chance, nor Death can bow/my least desires unto the the least remove.
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Thursday, May 24, 2007 |
I was reading this article that reported that with the advent of the Internet age, the search for people who used to be in our lives has increased, and the rate of ex's getting reacquainted and hooking up again have gone up quite a significant amount. It makes me wonder sometimes just who out there is reading my ramblings. I recently found out several names from my past have managed to locate me via my Myspace page, and to be honest, I don't know how to feel about that.
One person wrote me and commented how on my page, it says that I'm taken, and whoever she is, she must be a very lucky girl. How do I respond to that? Long story I guess. And lucky girl indeed, even though I'm sure she doesn't think so. As I think about it, not many girls out there can claim to have ever had my heart. Only two. And for some reason, I take great pride in knowing that I don't give my heart away frivolously. For me to love you, you must be pretty darn special yourself. At least to me.
Call me a romantic or an idealist, but I can totally imagine a man loving one woman for his entire life and being the better man because of it. For now, I'm still waiting for that special someone with whom I can finally leave my past behind and love completely.
Does anyone remember that song Because You Loved Me? That has got to be one of the most heartfelt set of lyrics ever written. To think, for someone to look at you and think of you, and to have that song reverberate in their mind, reminiscent of you, it has to make you feel good about yourself doesn't it? To have them dedicate that to you means that you really touched their lives.
Memories. They're the most prized possessions that a person has. The greatest memories can make a man wealthy and happy, and the lack of memories can make you the poorest soul on Earth. Memories define who we are. We are born with none and at the end of our lives, that's all we take with us. I'm forever grateful for my life. Sure, it hasn't turned out the way I had expected, but there's so many good memories that bring a smile to my face that I can't really complain.
My friends were discussing how hard it is for me to find a girl that I'm attracted to. The term they used was picky, but as we dissected the subject further, that term changed and gave way to a better word: particular. We agreed that I'm not picky in the basic notion that I need a stunningly beautiful girl. But there is indeed something that I'm looking for that even I myself can't quantify. You look at my ex and she wasn't the prettiest girl out there, but to me, she was absolutely beautiful. And that's what I mean by particular.
So I was talking with Hombre and it looks like Mai's situation is a lot worse than I had guessed and it looks like her issues are becoming irreconcilable. How sad. And with a young child too. What does it mean to be a good husband? A good father? I look at myself and all that I have to offer, knowing that any girl I end up with would be loved beyond belief, lucky like no other, and rich in all the things that matter in life, and I can't help but yearn for that chance. I can only pray for a loving wonderful wife in return.
But man, divorce rates are really high now aren't they? Actually I read that they're really lower, but that's really due to the number of overall marriages being down. People live with each other more until they're sick of one another, then they leave. The notion of a traditional nuclear family is disappearing, and I guess that's sad too.
You know that song All Good Things? Lovers to friends... why do all good things come to an end? It's always struck me as remarkable how two people that used to share such bonds can all of a sudden revert back to friendship. How is that even possible? How can you talk to me and smile at me and not think of all those wonderful times that we used to share? Is it true that guys and girls are just built differently because I still can't comprehend how love can just fade like that.
Hmm, on to some good news. Or at least what I think may be good news. Just from subtle hints here and there, I get the impression that Playa's wife is pregnant. Obviously it's way too early to tell, and even if they were, I'm sure they wouldn't tell me until much later. But still, I'm noticing all these little signs that soon, that kid Playa is gonna have a kid of his own. Let's keep these fingers crossed.
I was reading Innerspark's blog the other day and it was so cute. She kept referring to her boyfriend as my sweetie and she remarked how stoked he was about the new Transformers movie and how she was in turn looking forward to it as well. How sweet is that? To have such a pretty smart girl like that care for you so much as to share even your interests? Nice.
I was with Hombre when he told me that Ann's blog is no longer public, to which I responded that it's not really a blog then. He didn't understand my reasoning, but M agreed with me later that night. A blog is nothing more than a chance for a person to rant and express themselves to the world. To feel like your opinion or exasperation is being heard. Sometimes they don't even represent what you truly feel. Blogs are just thoughts captured at a moment in time for the world to hear. Mindless banter perhaps. For Ann to make her's private means that it's no longer a blog. It's nothing more than a glorified private journal or a restricted message board. She might as well just write in a diary.
In fact, I went as far as to argue the point that in doing so, she's acting cowardly. She can't express her problems to her friends in person so she hides her remarks and talks about them behind their back to a select few people of her choosing. I know that my friends read my comments here and I never hold anything back. If they're good friends, they understand me anyway and they don't have to discern my feelings through some frustrated rant online. I've ranted here many time and I've never lost friends. Well, maybe one. But still, it's my blog and it will always be public. Take me as I am.
Memorial Day is coming up this weekend. Man, how I need a break. It seemed like so long ago that I was in Europe. Which reminds me, what should I do with her gift? I had hoped to see her by now to give her a little souvenir, but as the days pass, I wonder if that's such a good idea anymore. Anyway, so it's that time of year when my family heads out to Dana Point for a day at the beach. A big portion is missing this year though so it will less festive than in years past. Still, there's should be a good turnout, twenty or so I'm thinking. Plus, I invited Playa, Hombre, and M to come on out.
Disjointed entry today. I guess I've had a lot on my mind. One more day of work. It's been nice after work these past few days. Driving with the top down, the weather not too cold, not too hot. It allows a man to think and reflect. To clear my head. I must make the effort to just cruise PCH one of these days after work. To get lost, just like I used to.
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Monday, May 21, 2007 |
Went to Vegas with a group of friends over the weekend. Stopped off at the outlets on the way there and shopped. Gambled a bit. Ate way too much. Wynn's good and all, but not that good. Bellagio is still better. Got to enjoy quality time with some friends, even though I didn't really see half the group all that much since they're such heavy hitters. But it was all cool. Saw a side of Playa and his woman that I usually don't see. Quite interesting. Ran into several Bizarro's as well, which brought a good laugh to everyone. Saw Bizarro Vu and Bizarro Jason. Even a Bizarro Thuy. Weird.
I dreamt of Jellyhead last night. It's been long time since she's entered my dreams and her visit was very bitter sweet. It's like they say, a part of you will always remember your first love.
I remember when she was standing there, all nervous and shy with this little smile. And all I wanted her to do, was trust me. And she did. She did.
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Thursday, May 17, 2007 |
I've been trying to call Thuy lately but every time that I do, it goes straight to her voicemail which means either her phone is off or she's away. I don't know where she is or what's going on in her life but I really miss her.
I've heard from her so infrequently this year. I've tried coming to terms with the fact that we'll never become what I had hoped we'd become, and I think I'm progressing ok there. After all, I've done it before. But still, I'm not used to this empty feeling inside my heart. One of the things we've always been able to do, even back when she was still with Bob, was just call each other up and talk with one another, sharing each other's lives. And yet lately, I feel like I can't even do that. I feel like I've lost her as a friend too, the distance ever growing between us.
I had always promised her that we'd remain friends and I'll always stick to that. But I can't help but wonder if what we've been through has been too much of a test of our friendship. Were certain things said that shouldn't have been? Too much revealed? Was an invisible line crossed so that we can never return to that carefree state which we were at when she could just look at me and smile? Would it have been better if I never told her how I felt?
Losing her friendship would be the most painful experience yet and frankly something I never thought I would have to feel. I hope I never do.
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Wednesday, May 2, 2007 |
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A Winter of White Flowers
Praying during the night that you left.
Your warm breath lingers at that moment of separation.
On this long road I tread, snow falls beside my cheeks.
Our love is dissolving now, my love.
This road of love we walk upon doesn't bring peace.
My love, we have lost each other now...
You are like the clouds disappearing within my hands.
My soul still dreams for our reunion.
So many days have passed as I wait,
silently watching the white flowers falling.
In my dreams, you suddenly return,
but as I awake, I am alone.
How could you possibly leave, my love?
Your spoken words seems to linger around here.
Though the months and years have changed,
this love won't ever fade.
So many lasting nights I prayed,
waiting for the day we will unite.
You left towards the distant sky,
a flower bud left sad in loneliness.
We won't forget each other, right my love?
While on the edge of loneliness, winter comes.
And I'm still sitting here
waiting for your image to return.
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Kick ass dude, I finally got the translation of Mùa Đông Hoa Trắng. Amazing song isn't it? I absolutely adore it, probably my favorite Vietnamese song ever.
Just wanted to wish my cousin Sir Spend A Lot a very happy birthday. Enjoy dude! Hope everything's good where you are.
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Tuesday, May 1, 2007 |
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May already eh? Where does all the time go? You know, the entire weekend passed and there was so much that I could have written about each day, and yet I lacked the motivation to do so. Blame it on my new outlook on life or blame it on my lost muse. Either way, let me recap for my own memory's sake.
First off, speaking of time passing by quickly, we were talking at work today about how time seems to fly and we're all getting older. Turns out that I finally got V's age... 31. That's not old! Not at all. Why is that girls hide their age like it's their biggest shame?
Anyway, to start off, Friday was completely different that what I'm usually accustomed to. Laomedon was away with his group of friends. Hombre was spending private time "studying" with DD. Mai was at home with her newly arrived husband. And M was off with the latest in his line of ladies. With the group completely disbanded, I spent dinner with Playa and his wife. We had originally planned on going to The Crab Cooker, this new place which he had heard about, but when it was revealed that no one was coming, we decided to head on down to BC instead where none of us has been in months.
The wait there was pretty short for a Friday night, only 20 minutes or so. The funny thing about hanging out with Playa is that to him, girls are always "all up in my grill." Don't ask where me where he came up with that term, but it's just his way of saying a girl is eyeing me. First off, as we were waiting by the doorway, this girl and I exchanged comments to each other, mindless chatter really. The next thing you know, he's giving me the playa wink. Then, as we're sitting down, the waitress was overly friendly and he noticed that she kept smiling at me. Throughout the night, she would pass back and forth and would put her hand on my arm or my back and shoulder whenever she'd check up on us. Of course Playa wouldn't let me hear the end of it for the rest of the night. "She's so up in your grill man. Here, ask for a refill for me." All harmless fun, but still, he's a funny guy. The irony of the guy is that at the end of the night, despite the wonderful service, he still tipped a measly ten percent, forcing me to compensate.
So the good thing about hanging with just them two is that I've gotten to know H a lot better. Since she married him and moved over, we've gotten to become closer friends and I think she's a good influence on him. I had lunch with Playa yesterday and despite her not being around, he still ate vegetarian because it was important to her, and I think that's a good thing. Anyway, we were talking while eating at BC, discussing all sorts of topics. She laughed at Playa as he was teasing me because she said he doesn't act like that around her friends. And she must have gotten comfortable with me because later that night as we were driving home, she tapped me on the shoulder and asked "hey are you a virgin?" I started laughing out loud, asking her where that came from and what she thought the answer was. And then to top it all off, when we were at my house later that night, she asked me for pictures of my ex. I have no idea what she's thinking or why she asked me all these personal questions, but I was cool sharing with them. I always say, I have nothing to hide. Clearly though, Playa has been talking about me. I wonder if she knows about MCAT Girl.
Before coming home, we stopped off at Tastea where I ran into one of my old acquaintances from Long Beach. We chatted a bit, caught up on where we each work and so forth. When he left, I thought that would be the last I'd hear from him for a while. Next thing you know, I get an e-mail from him asking who was the girl I was with and if he could get her number. Haha, totally hilarious. Obviously he didn't listen properly when I introduced Playa and his wife. I never understood that. Even if she were single and available, what makes you think a person whom you rarely talk to would introduce you to one of their friends? Or that I might not be interested myself? So funny.
The night was supposed to be over, but my cousins wanted to hang out before Sir Spend A Lot had to return to Chicago Saturday morning, so at around 11:30 PM, everyone showed up at my house. Sir Spend A Lot, Big D, Coffeeboy, Playa, H, M. We started just playing some multiplayer DS and then headed into a game of Texas Hold Em. No money involved but all fun. Before you know it, it was 5 AM in the morning!
I had to get up
at 9 the following morning for an eye exam, so that meant I only got a little over 3 hours of sleep. Man was I tired. I got to the optometrist where there was this really cute receptionist! Thanks for the warning Playa! Anyway, I asked for her opinion on my selections, and though she initially chose the other pair, she relented when I seemed to favor the first pair. Maybe she could see that I was adamant about not being subtle, or maybe she's just appeasing. Either way, I ordered them and hopefully they'll arrive this weekend. I'm totally stoked to see how I look.
Saturday afternoon, I played ball with Big D and Coffeeboy. We've been trying to get in our weekly Saturday games for the past month now, which is good. It's enough to get me motivated again. Went to the gym and got my muscles all sore too. I'm trying this new routine, hopefully the results will be better than before.
I spent all of Sunday working around the house. Worked on the car a bit. Did gardening and some maintenance on my fish tank. I continued the long process of cleaning out and organizing the garage. I came across some of my old yearbooks and a bin where I kept all my old cards that were given to me from friends and loved ones through the years. Brought back a lot of wonderful memories.
I keep reminding myself though, don't dwell in the past and stop dreaming about the future. Live in the moment.
I was watching SNL and saw Carrie Underwood's performance of Wasted. She looked so cute! What with her being all adorable and Katharine McPhee being #2 on FHM's hottest women list, I should seriously start watching American Idol! Just kidding. Still, as I was listening to the lyrics, I couldn't help but think how uplifting it was. |
I don't wanna spend my life jaded, waiting,
to wake up one day and find
that I've let all these years go by wasted
I don't wanna keep on wishing,
missing the still of the morning,
the color of the night.
I ain't spending no more time wasted.
.: Wasted :.
~ Carrie Underwood ~
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I had lunch with Playa and dinner with Hombre on Monday. It's so funny how you can act so differently in front of different people. Talk about different things. With Playa, it's about work and family. With Hombre, it's all about DD. Man, I don't like how she's sort of leading him on. I told him that from my impression, she's torn. She likes him but can't decide if she's really ready or even wants a boyfriend. And so at times, she treats him like just a friend, and at other times, he's more. I don't mind that she's unsure. That's normal. But what's not normal and what I don't like is that she's denying any feelings she may have. If the guy is willing to wait and see, then the least she can do is be honest and admit that maybe, just maybe, she has some feelings for him. Of course that's just my impression. My impression of MCAT Girl was the same, and yet here I am not having heard from her for quite some time. I guess I made myself believe that I'm more important than I actually am. So for all I know, I'm a horrible judge of character.
I've been doing a lot of thinking. You know how according to my palm reading, I'm destined for two great loves? How much of that is a self fulfilling prophecy? I mean could it be that I've always forced myself to just think of the two? Aerith and Tifa... Coffeeboy even pointed out that I seem to like the two equally. But deep down haven't I always had a thing for Rinoa? Haha, my attempt at a lame Final Fantasy metaphor. Anyway, I remembered when she would tell me about her readings, and how her love life was destined to be tough. Hmm, I wonder how much of that is self imposed as well? If you never let love in, always running scared from it and not giving it a chance, then doesn't that pretty much guarantee hardship?
So why is that people find it surprising that I have a journal? Is it more an effeminate thing? Or do I just not convey in my personality that I'm quite introspective? I was told recently that I'm really confident and good at what I do. That I'm a role model and people look up to me. That they always have. You know, I never get used to hearing that. I remember being a kid and looking up to adults who were so good at what they do. I used to think to myself that I'd never get to the point where I'd be good at anything and yet here I am. Still, I try and stay humble, realizing that there's so much more that I need to learn. When I have a friend flat out tell me though that I was the smartest person that he knew in school, it's quite flattering. I'm touched and amazed people think so highly of me, but really, I'm just an ordinary guy.
It's funny but I was sitting there thinking what it is that I want most in life. Not riches. Not fame. Not power. It's simply this: to love and be loved. I want a girl with whom, when I wake up to her face and look at her, I know that I'm the most important thing in her life. That by just being with her, I make her happy. That's my dream. Simple isn't it? See, just an ordinary guy. It's sad but I just read somewhere that divorce rates in this country may even be as high as 70%. Whoa!
So I was having dinner with Hombre and discussing DD when that lady I hate called. You know what? My uncle had just left on a business trip over the weekend, a weekend where her own kids had to eat at my place because she wasn't there to take care of them, and yet that bitch had the audacity to call me on Monday and ask me for $1200! When I laughed at her outright, questioning what made her think I had that much money or why I would even lend it to her if I did, she tried to change her tone by implying it was all just a joke. She told me not to tell anyone, to which of course I immediately told my mom and my other aunt. Man, I hate that lady. My uncle and my cousins deserve so much better. Life's unfair sometimes.
My friend told me that my writing tone has changed recently. Hmm, has it really?
I was browsing online today and found out that my favorite book, The Time Traveler's Wife, is about to be adapted into a major picture starring Rachel McAdams and Eric Bana. Pretty good casting actually. They're two highly talented actors and I can totally see them bringing Henry and Claire to life. For those of you who haven't read it... best. book. ever! In fact, I gave that book as a present to someone whom I cherish dearly, hoping that she would think of me every time she read it. Anyway, this line from the prologue is beautiful in its rhetoric... Why is love intensified by absence?
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