What would you do if you are just sitting around in the house, with absolutely nothing planned for the entire day… and then someone invites you out for lunch?
If you were me, you’d reply “SURE AS LONG AS WE’RE NOT HAVING LUNCH AT MCDO, KFC OR JOLLIBEE! Please, no fast food for me!!!” In a matter of seconds, I hit the shower, put on my usual jeans, tees and a pair of havaianas, grab my bag and head out the door with my wet hair.
Apparently, my good friend Renzo had to met someone in greenbelt to sell his lens… and wanted to go out for lunch. He had nothing planned that day as well, so we decided to just grab lunch and work out the itinerary from there. No definite plans really. Just playing things by ear. Lunch was good, although we ordered more than enough for 2 FAMISHED people!
After lunch, we ran out of things to do…so we decided to put our stuff in the car first and just go around shopping. We went to get some new fashion magazines. I got one bridal and fashion magazine, and Renzo got his male fashion mag.
Not knowing where to go, we decided to hang out at Seattles Best and browse through our new finds. It was really great… we managed to find a lot of neat stuff in there! And like a light bulb hitting us, we thought of watching a movie. I knew Ann wanted to do something to so we invited her to join us. We decided to watch Pursuit of Happiness.
******
I’ve been wracking my brain since last night, trying to think of something to nice to say about the movie. I didn’t like it that much, but I can’t say I didn’t like it as well. Content-wise, the story has some depth. After all, it’s a true to life account of how a man has succeeded from the bottom up. This guy is the living proof that when you hit rock bottom, just hang on tight because there’s just no where else to go but bounce up. I certainly believe that. I just hope I don’t have to go through the shit this guy went through to get to where he is now. It’s as though nothing worse could ever happen to him. Not that I don’t believe these things could happen, but I just felt it was too depressing, too overwhelming. I’m not fond of watching movies that are downright negative so to speak. I like the feel-good movies that are not so out of this world, simply because I use movie as a medium to release stress. I think the movie was just too stressful to watch… I went out of the theater with a heavy heart. I hope the next movie that I’ll watch is something light and funny.
******
So much for the movie. Sunday night started with burger and some photography talk at Sango… and capped with dessert at UCC! Sigh! What a weekend!