Twilight

at the mention of Twilight, i'm pretty sure that it you're a girl you'll most probably squeal with delight! first thing that will come to mind is, ofcourse the heartbreakingly romantic and extremely good looking Edward Cullen. (yeah sure, super cute, has immortality in his hands and oh, did i mention filthy rich? who in her right mind will not drool?) and second, the movie will be out in just a few short weeks! (27th November 2008 in Malaysia according to Cinema Online http://www.cinema.com.my/news/news.aspx?search=2008.twilightchoke_2890)

it's interesting how this one word can be such a phenomenon suddenly when stephenie meyer decided to use it as the title of her first book. i mean before this, i wouldn't have even thought of using the word in my essay, let alone utter it in speech. still, the word somehow symbolizes mystery and secrets to me.

if you're a friend of mine then you probably already know of my love for vampires and all the supernatural stuffs. so here's the thing, i'm a big girl and still i can't seem to 'maturify' myself into reading adult novels about culture or politics. i guess it's just part of who i am already but what if one day, my patient asks me what book i'm reading and i say 'a vampire love story'. where's the maturity in that? what patient will want to listen to some deranged vampire-loving doctor? or, i could just shut up and say i don't read....haha that will be a better answer, right?

so twilight is another of my addiction. personally, i think the captivating storyline pretty much makes up for the bad writing. edward is just so 'wow', bella is so 'arggh!', jacob is really 'aww~' but sometimes 'eugh!'. so i read it for my self satisfaction..following Bella and Edward's journey. though i'm all for Bells and Edward, mind you i'm actually on Team Jacob! but that's another story..possibly and maybe another entry. laters!~