I was thinking about the question the man asked the other guy in the moive,

 

" Do you have anyone to call three clock in the afternoon?"

"No..."

"Man, you have no friends?"

"I have a lot of friends, you know my schedule is fully booked till next month. So many people are waiting to have lunch with me..."

"so you have someone to call three clock in the afternoon?"

"No..."

"I see, you need a friend!"

 

Well, I thought about it, because I miss you, my friend~

You know who I am talking about, don't you?

 

 

It's one of the best dinners I had in New Zealand so far.

As the french girl (my flat mate) commented on this,"oh, it's so french, I love it."

I have not been to France yet, but I do like their french songs and the decorations that they put on the wall around the restaurant. What's most, the beautiful food~ They are not just tasty food, they are art I believe.

Her colleague even bought the expensive french champagne to celebrate the particular day.

Oh,why not, it's her birthday~

Now, I am stuffed. Let me think what I had for tonight.

 

 

 

 

This's their website, check it out:

Two men, both advancing in years, converse in a garden deep in the French countryside. One is an artist, the other his gardener.

On finishing his work, the gardener enters the studio and looks over the artist’s shoulder. As the artist draws, the gardener talks: about his youth, his family, his travels, his health, and, of course, the pleasures of gardening. Sometimes the artist responds, sometimes he just listens; but all the while the bond between these two very different men is deepening.

Their growing friendship produces many moments of dry humour: when the gardener visits the artist in Paris, he brings an anvil along in his luggage; the pair go to the forest on a mission to steal a twenty foot fir tree; they marvel at the curious habits of local characters, and ponder whether a modern-day Jesus would take a job on the railway. There are moments of profundity, too, when the two friends reflect on their own mortality, and the equally taxing question of whether a lettuce can be as beautiful as a painting.

 

Tales from Earthsea  (In Japanese with English subtitles)

 

 

 

The plot concerns Maurice (O'Toole), an elderly actor who finds himself attracted to his friend's young great-niece Jessie (Whittaker). Maurice finds Jessie initially unfriendly but succeeds in befriending her in part due to the appeal of his celebrity status. He takes her to the National Gallery in London, England to view his favorite painting, The Rokeby Venus by the Spanish artist Velázquez. Maurice arranges for Jessie to model nude for an art class, partly because he is attracted to her and hopes to watch the artists at work. When he is asked to step out he finds a bucket to stand on so he can peep into the room but falls and is found out. As a result of Jessie posing for the art class he decides to give her the nickname "Venus". Maurice and Jessie develop a passive/aggressive friendship over the course of the film. Maurice also likes touching and smelling Jessie, which she occasionally allows to a limited extent, like touching her hand, and smelling her neck. Maurice buys gifts for Jessie (although on one occasion he forgets to bring along enough money, embarrassing her).

Jessie becomes involved with a boy. She and the boy visit Maurice. The boy calls Maurice a dirty old man. Maurice hits the boy, and the boy hits Maurice, which causes Maurice to fall and get injured. After the incident Jessie is remorseful and agrees to look after Maurice. Some time later after Maurice has at least partly recovered he takes Jessie to the coast and as they sit down by the water Maurice says to Jessie "Now we can really talk" and dies in her arms.

 

 

Based on true events, Black Book is set during the final months of the Second World War when the Netherlands was split in half by occupying Axis forces. Rachel Steinn, a beautiful and independent young Jewish woman is separated from her parents and brother and forced into hiding. Trying to flee to Allied territory, she is reunited with her family, but sees them murdered by a Nazi patrol. Suspecting they have been double crossed, Rachel joins the Resistance and sets out to discover who has betrayed them. Adopting a new identity as the blonde Ellis de Vries, in no time she is using her womanly charms to infiltrate the ranks of senior German officers. But the real enemies are not necessarily the most obvious ones, as Ellis is soon to discover. Plot twists, subterfuge and deceit make for great drama, and Verhoeven ratchets up the tension to make this a gripping saga, lavishly told.

 

1.

周五疯狂PARTY之后,周六早上4点才睡......

轰轰的音乐声一直在耳边回绕,怎么还有人在放歌,而且越来越响,DAMN!

是闹钟,周六早上10点要工作!!

竟一下子从床上跳起来,直奔冰箱拿了一个苹果,一个桃子,一个西红柿,顺手从柜子里捞了一根香蕉和零食塞进包里.

9:45了, 胡乱穿了衣服,就从家一气冲到QUEEN街.

路上遭了不少白眼,除了踉跄追FREE BUS时, 没绑好的头发被吹散,手机也掉地了.

更奇怪的是,我捡手机时发现右手还拿了昨天法国室友做的饼.....

幸好今天头头没有说什么, 我也就心安理得的迟到了5分钟.

还没有坐定,一看到今天film festival的日程安排,双眼就开始发花了, 怎么是DOUBLE SHIFT, 有5场电影啊~那我要熬到几点才能回家啊~

再仔细读下去,发现今天不是在DOOR,是在里面.我可以看电影了!USHER就是比DOOR PERSON好.想到这里怨气也散了一半.

兴奋不已的我,等啊等.第一部电影开始,顿时傻了眼,怎么是说法语的!只好死盯着下面的英文字幕,不时兼顾一下画面,很是狼狈.

尽管如此,结尾的时候浑然忘了字幕,和正在工作的身份,双眼直望着画面掉眼泪......

 

2.

这么一折腾,也轮我吃中饭的时间了,所以也就错过了第2场的英文电影.

哇,今天外面阳光真好呢~

瞧,街边的艺人弹着西班牙浪漫的吉他曲, 对面还有对表演杂技的兄妹,外加路边刚买的韩国红豆饼, 我觉得这是份不错的午餐呢.

 

3.

第3场是宫崎峻的动画,除了小朋友多了些外,竟然也看到好几个熟人. 几年没有见的经济辅导老师也来看这部日本片,毕竟他是日本人,可以理解,可是都快博士生毕业了,怎么还对动画那么热心?之后又碰到SBS读荣誉学士的小KIWI,人很帅,周围竟然有4个女生陪着!接着碰到好友的前男友, 除了招呼还顺便介绍了他的新女朋友.哎,这世界还真小~

4.

晚上11点,终于下班了!整整13个小时啊!!好累哦......

明天还要继续上班呢!

3点后的房间太阳正好,捧着书,还有花生的下午很是惬意.

想象自己仿佛是画中的人,静静地.....

书页渐暗下来,点了灯,沏了茶,又回到画中.

想象自己仿佛是坐在壁炉旁,暖暖地......

双腿有些僵硬,看了钟,起了身,有谁在敲门吗?

想象自己和数友人围坐在木桌旁,乐乐地......

 

画名<恬静的温暖的快乐的画中人>

 

 

Hi, so long to see everyone~ I will graduate this september~Yahoo

 

First day of July I decided to tidy up my life. Beginning with my room, got rid of all the trash I built up through the entire four and half years. Right here, I feel I can take my bag and go anyway. I am ready to move on with my life in other place if needed. Then I would like to pick up some lost time with all those people I met so far. From msn, qq to my phone list, I started to send emails, msgs to say hi and arrange some time to catch up if possible. I never noticed it was going to take such a long time to sort these out. I have more than 200 people on my msn, and nearly 100 people on my qq list, also about 70 people on my phone list. No joking~ I am not picky, but I do only keep people's contact number when I know them a bit, not just knowing the name! Oh my dear, it's like a project for me. Finally, I tracked down the number of friends that I would still love to keep in touch and remove some unfamiliars. Next step would be asking them to have some lazy afternoon coffee time together and such. Wow, at this point everything is in order and tidy.Even the part I hate the most to deal with: my laptop, right now, it's beautifully in front of me. You know, I bought a external hard drive to store my mess and huge files that were some kind of exhibition material for "my life in Auckland".

 

Well,Being a graduate soon, is like coming a sweet dream ending: happy and forever. I Believe it will be the time to try something new from right now right here!