I must admit, I am not a good multi-tasker.
Give me one task to complete, and I can dive right in.
Give me 2, and I get distracted.
Anything more than that, I start pressing the panic buttons. This is, in many cases, due to my innate talent at procrastinating too.
I have to settle 3 projects within the next month. So far I have only taken token steps at 2 of them, and not even got off the block with one. The last one happens to be the most important to my professional career. The 2 former ones, people are depending on me to deliver the goods.
Perhaps I have bitten off more than I can chew this time.
As Hokkiens like to say," Lang kiang do ho, mai geh kiang!"
Monday, May 26, 2008
Friday, May 16, 2008
Wednesday, May 07, 2008
Saturday, May 03, 2008
Super Friday
So I asked Shai and Kevin, the dynamic duo at Wala these days, to watch IronMan at Cathay Cineleisure. According to some people, it's not enough to call it Orchard Cathay, will get it confused with the one at Plaza Singapura...
I must admit that I never was a comic follower, my younger days did not allow me the luxury of it. Seeing them adapted for the big screen is always a kick, as it just takes a few clicks to find out about the characters, whether you know them or not.
So IronMan the movie was good. The hero, John Stark, doesn't start out as a hero at all, and it's kinda witty too. Jon Favreau (the chauffeur named Happy, in the movie) directs this movie adaptation, so there were many quick one-liners and some physical comedy. Stan Lee, the creator of Marvel Comics, makes his usual cameo, this time as Hugh Hefner (owner of Playboy Magazine) in the red carpet scene.
Won't spoil the rest of the movie for others, but do stay till the end credits finish. There is an extra scene after the credits. Really, even if the cinema hall empties out, and the cleaners are sweeping the popcorn from under your feet, STAY SEATED.
And please, leave your friends who tend to ask questions aloud during the movie at home.
Psst: There will be a sequel to this movie...
I must admit that I never was a comic follower, my younger days did not allow me the luxury of it. Seeing them adapted for the big screen is always a kick, as it just takes a few clicks to find out about the characters, whether you know them or not.
So IronMan the movie was good. The hero, John Stark, doesn't start out as a hero at all, and it's kinda witty too. Jon Favreau (the chauffeur named Happy, in the movie) directs this movie adaptation, so there were many quick one-liners and some physical comedy. Stan Lee, the creator of Marvel Comics, makes his usual cameo, this time as Hugh Hefner (owner of Playboy Magazine) in the red carpet scene.
Won't spoil the rest of the movie for others, but do stay till the end credits finish. There is an extra scene after the credits. Really, even if the cinema hall empties out, and the cleaners are sweeping the popcorn from under your feet, STAY SEATED.
And please, leave your friends who tend to ask questions aloud during the movie at home.
Psst: There will be a sequel to this movie...
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