So, let me tell you, whoever you are, or whoever is reading this whenever this post is published or something, or just you, as in you the blog, oh whatever. Anyway-
So, my siblings has this football club that they join in and participate in games and all, right. My little brothers. So today, the club was planned to participate in a tournament, and going against some other club in the country or something. Yes, something, *facepalm* Yeah, so of course my dad being the manager and my mom being the mother she is, the family is all gone. Plus, my sister too, 'cuz she said that her friend is also coming because her friend's brother is a part of the other football club, so now, I'm all home alone with chores that I had to finish because the family left so early in the morning. Not really early, but still early. They had to be there at 7 in the morning, but dad had to pick up some other players.....
Anyway, about the chores... the chores which I already finished by now, of course. I had a lot of time, but I did the chores lazily. Like, 30 minutes of work and then an hour and half of sitting doing nothing or just watching whatever was on the tv channels.
By the way, it's super cold now because I left the living room window open on purpose and am currently too lazy to close it. Eh.
Then, after I finished washing dishes (and pans).... which I washed cleanly 'cuz it took me a long time to rid the pans from the oil stains that sticks so strongly to it. So most part of the pan is as silver as it can get now. As for the rest, I couldn't really get it rid of the browny-golden-ish oil stains. Anyway, after I finished washing the dishes, I cooked noodles. The noodles were already made. Mom made the dough and I milled it and she held it when it mill-cut. I intended for it to be fried noodles, but the noodles were a tad too thick, so the spices doesn't really absorb into it, or the taste of the noodles can still be easily distinguished. I added fried egg, sunny side up one. I wanted the yolk to be half cooked, but I left it on the stove too long, so it got cooked. Hahaha at the end, it tasted just fine. :) Yum!
After I ate my breakfast, I cleaned the floor. Lazily too. Then, when I thought I would be done with chores, which then I was, and thought that I would get starting with whatever I wanted to do with my laptop- like, for instance, download the syllabuses and print it. Print some fanfictions. Rewatch the videos and post up the JMu-Weekly. Do a babble on Boku dake ga Inai Machi first two episodes, but first upload the screenshots onto Picasa. What else? Print the textbook for my course/s. Oh, and watch some more episodes of Boku dake ga Inai Machi.
Yes! I wanted to do that and not only just listed them right now. Actually, yeah, I just listed them right now and checked what was the actual title of that anime. I thought it was Kimi dake ga Inai Machi, but it was Boku dake ga Inai Machi. The latter sounds better, no.
Anyway, yes I wanted to do those that I said, regardless if actually just listed them now. But, I happened to come across this Indian movies channel which the dialogues were dubbed in Arabic. Then there was one movie title that caught my eye. It was titled as "Namastey London". Did I spell that correctly? Anyway, I'm not a fan of Indian movies, so I tried to see if it was interesting. The intro wasn't at all interesting. They shouldn't have done that for the intro, really. But anyway, when the main character, Jasmeet, came in and making a fool of herself so the potential husband, who was picked by her father- no, no... that wasn't what made me wanted to continue. At least not specifically. It's actually the main character, Jasmeet's actual way of holding? moving? acting? yes, holding herself. It isn't gracefully... more like, free-spiritedly... Like, the usual cheerful main character in JDramas? Not really, maybe, but I kinda feel the vibes is similar to how the usual cheerful character in mangas and dramas is perceived as. Of course, I kept on thinking how silly it is for me to continue watching the Indian movie and I fast-forwarded it quite a lot! Especially the Indian dancing scenes. I'm not really into that. Really. At all. But the story was good. I like the expressive main character. I despise the western mindset of individualism... no, not individualism... or is it? I don't know. Like, how one's life only matters to oneself and only oneself gets the say in it. Like, pfft. That's ridiculous. If that's the case, one wouldn't born from a mother's womb. One wouldn't evolved from a sperm and egg. One wouldn't have to work for others. One wouldn't have to have any other single person around oneself. A person is always born to be part of the society, however the society is and however the society can be easily changed. But, of course, that's not the first and foremost reason why a person is born and come to existence. But, a person is never borne for his own self.
Lol! then I made a soup-y noodles. It was good too!
So, really. I have got to get starting with whatever I listed above and check when's the family gonna arrive home. Yeah... so, ja.
Oh, and the Invisible Sister movie was great! :)
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