The shire and bag end calls for lunch plz.

Watched the Man Utd / Chelsea game last night. I didn't stay awake through it all. Woke up to find John Dykes saying that the had beaten Chelsea 3 - 0. I don't even know if that's a good thing or a bad thing now. We better trash Everton if we're gonna stand a chance now. I still cannot believe we drew with Stoke City. It's just. Pfft. And seeing as we'll be playing Chelsea after that, who knows. I don't know if Xabi can save us again.



Had the chance to watch Titanic on StarMovies last night. It's been easily a whole decade since I've watched this movie. Needless to say, I understand it a whole lot better now than when I was 8. Although I still didn't weep throughout the whole thing. And that's saying something because I cry at almost EVERY movie I see. There's just something about it that makes me go "so what?". Nah, I didn't really connect to the movie. It was sad of course but I had more fun recognising faces than spilling out tears. For example, I noticed the captain of the ship is Bernard Hill. Can't imagine him going "Forth Eorlingaaaas!" on Titanic lol. And Ioan Grufford was the officer that saved Rose's life in the end. And Mr. Andrews being the dude from Alias (although I knew this one for quite some time already). Cal looked a whole lot familiar to me but I haven't had the chance to look up IMDb to see where I might have seen him in yet. But I gotta tell you, the score in the movie alone was almost good enough to make me tear up. It's got so much feeling in it and I have half the heart to go download it now. I think I have a thing for Celtic sounding music. And then cue Celine Dion's song which rang throughout the 90's. Kids as young as 8 were screaming out "NEAR, FAR, WHEREVER YOU ARE!" in schools and boys grimacing from all the mushy pictures of Jack and Rose kissing on the front of the ship. Ah, good memories.



But still. Imagine what it might have been like to actually be there. It's a really horrific story isn't it? I think thinking about that would actually make me tear up.

PS. How disturbing it this? :



Anyway, enough about that. I wanna show you guys a picture I took yesterday of a spider I saw on my curtains next to me. Yeap, you heard me. I grabbed my digital A700 as fast as I could and just snapped away macro style.



Isn't it the most creepiest thing? The shape and hair have no effect on me but just the "WTF EYES" thing. Like what the hell is that? And this spider is no longer than my pinky nail. So you can just imagnie how far in I had to go haha. *squirms*