"A Thousand Years" OST Breaking Dawn -- Tunes I Like Tuesday

Welcome to this week's Tunes I Like Tuesday and see what's on my play list this week.

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Love is in the air... This week presenting to you:

"A Thousand Years" by Christina Perri 

OST Breaking Dawn

Enjoy the tune! :)

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Love music back from the 1990s? Who doesn't!!

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Billboard Top 4 -- Hot 100 Charts For This Week - Tunes I Like Tuesday

I love what the Billboard Hot 100 Charts have to offer these days. And when it comes to dance music, I just can't help but sharing! Enjoy this week's Tunes I Like Tuesday. It sure is making me dance and move!

Rock on!

Number 1

Someone Like You -- Adele

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Or watch it on YouTube

Number 2

Moves Like Jagger -- Maroon 5

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Gym Class Heroes: Stereo Hearts ft. Adam Levine

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LMFAO - Party Rock Anthem ft. Lauren Bennett, GoonRock

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Rock on!

Credits: Billboard Hot 100 Charts

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The Guardian Angel's Journal -- Book Review

The Guardian Angel's Journal by Carolyn Jess-Cooke


My rating: 3 of 5 stars




Just finished reading "The Guardian Angel's Journal" by Carolyn Jess-Cooke. For a book that didn't start off too well with me, I have to admit the end was pretty impressive.


I followed the life of Margot, an orphan with a dark, treacherous childhood and saw closely how this past affected all the choices she made in her life later on. Made me shudder to think how fragile we humans are. We cling to our personal experiences in our subconscious, and they keep nudging us on to, sometimes, so many bad decisions, so many wrong reactions. This isn't always the case, why be so pessimistic about it? But poor Margot had it the hard way.


The story starts with Margot standing up and looking down upon herself in a pool of blood. She realizes with horror that her mortal life has come to an end, but how, when and where? She has no idea about it. She is no longer Margot. Her name is Ruth and she has become an angel. What's more to the dread? She has been appointed as guardian angel to her own self, relive every moment of her mortal life, every horror that happened to her right from birth, every stupid choice she made as an adult. She was there to protect herself and love herself despite the many things Margot did to make Ruth hate her. She is to be there with Margot, through thick and thin, love her no matter what, and help her make the right choices this time around. God is all about second chances, and this was her second chance to be a better person, to love Toby, her husband, better and to be a better mother to her son, Theo. With the limitations that come from being in two different worlds, Ruth must find a way to reach out to Margot and guide her away from the rough patches of her life and sometimes, just protect her when there were things she couldn't change.


I have to give this book a 3 star. One for a good read, it is a story of hope and survival. Adding this proudly to my book shelf, so will you. Happy Reading!




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"The Addams Family" Funny Movie Quotes -- Fantastic Friday

Welcome to this week's edition of Fantastic Friday.

The Addams family was originally a cartoon by Charles Addams. With its tremendous popularity, it has now become a movie series, a 1950s sitcom and even an animated film. 

There have been television series cartoons on it too so every one now know the famous Addams Family. Everyone knows the Addams Family start up song that's now like an anthem to this whole series. The most appealing thing about The Addams Family is showing a traditional family which is anything but common. The dialogues are witty and outrageously funny. I think you'll find the appeal in just the quotes below.

Morticia: Don't torture yourself, Gomez. That's my job. 
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Morticia: Children, what are you doing?

Wednesday: I'm going to electrocute him.

Morticia: But we're late for the charity auction.

Wednesday: But, Mother!

Morticia: [firmly] I said no.

Pugsley: Pleeaaaase?

Morticia: [smiling indulgently] Oh, all right.

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Grandmama: [to the family] Dinner's gonna be late. 

[goes outside] 

Grandmama: Here, boy! Here, boy! 

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Gomez Addams: [admiring Mortisha, who is sleeping] Look at her. I would die for her. I would kill for her. Either way, what bliss!

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Wednesday: Please pass the salt.

Morticia: And what do we say?

Wednesday: NOW.

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Gomez: [as he helps Morticia out of a trap] Leather straps, red-hot pokers! 

Morticia: Later, my dearest. 

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Uncle Fester: Haven't you ever slaughtered anyone before?

Wednesday: He's only a child.

Uncle Fester: That's no excuse! Aim for a major artery. The jugular.

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Gomez: Have no fear. The courts will decide. They say a man who represents himself has a fool for a client. Well, with God as my witness, I am that fool.

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Wednesday: Nobody gets out of the Bermuda Triangle, not even for a vacation. Everyone knows that. 

Dr. Pinderschloss: Oh, my little bundle. So much you don't understand. The human spirit, it is a hard thing to kill. 

Grandmama: Even with a chainsaw. 

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Woman: What kind of powder does your mommy use?

Wednesday: Baking powder.

Woman: I mean on her face.

Wednesday: Baking powder.

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Morticia: Gomez. 

Gomez: Querida? 

Morticia: Last night you were unhinged. You were like some desperate, howling demon. You frightened me. Do it again! 

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Gomez: What? Come on, Old Man, I've smoked since I was 5. Mother insisted.

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Morticia: Wednesday, play with your food!

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Girl Scout: Would you like to buy some girl scout cookies?
Wednesday: Are they made with real girl scouts?

Star Cast:

Gomez played by Raul Julia
Morticia played by Anjelica Huston
Wednesday played by Christina Ricca
Pugsley played by Jimmy Workman
Grandmama played by Judith Malina
Uncle Fester played by Christopher Lloyd

Did you enjoy The Addams Family as a kid? I know now I'm gonna watch as many series off the Internet as I can this weekend!

Happy Friday!

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For You, a Thousand Times Over - WW29

{ I love books for taking me into far off places! }

"For you, a thousand times over." 

"Children aren't coloring books. You don't get to fill them with your favorite colors." 

"...there is a God, there always has been. I see him here, in the eys of the people in this [hospital] corridor of desperation. This is the real house of God, this is where those who have lost God will find Him... there is a God, there has to be, and now I will pray, I will pray that He will forgive that I have neglected Him all of these years, forgive that I have betrayed, lied, and sinned with impunity only to turn to Him now in my hour of need. I pray that He is as merciful, benevolent, and gracious as His book says He is."

"Kabul had become a city of ghosts for me. A city of harelipped ghosts. 

America was different. America was a river, roaring along, unmindful of the past. I could wade into this river, let my sins drown to the bottom, let the waters carry me someplace far. Someplace with no ghosts, no memories, and no sins. " 

Like these book excerpts? I'm reading currently The Kite Runner; a touching tale of father-son bonding, friendship, betrayal and then redemption. Set in the Afghanistan of 1970s, the story has stirred cords in millions of people around the world.


If you have not read this one, I recommend you to add this name in your to-read list :) Happy Reading!

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For this week's Three Word Wednesday entry:

I was angry he had done it again. I can't believe the nerves of that guy! He takes everything for granted and exactly when I get touchy about stuff, he blows it off with a good hard joke. Insenstive. I stood in the balcony thinking on these lines over and over, fuelling my frustration. The breeze was soft as it toyed with my hair. On any other day, I would have been thankful for it in the sweltering hot weather in this part of the world. I hated change but being in a constant change for the past few years had mellowed me down. I was maturer and more patient now, except for times like these when he totally got on my nerves with his silliness. I felt a tickle on my back and then a finger here and a finger there. I turned around, making it a point to show my agitation so he'd be careful the next time. There he was, smiling back at me and for a moment I felt lost. He said something and I stood there gazing at his round mouth, talking but smiling. My anger left me completely. I wondered how he used to do it to a mellow, angry girl who loved the breeze, especially when it tickled! I guess I just loved that smile!

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A Cat's Busy Life

Meow, meow, me has a good sleep last night *yawn* 

me should wake up now.

It's time to check up on my masters.

Here she comes!  Ah where would they be without me?

You know what kitties? Weekend's finally here... woopie!!!

  Me is looking forward to so many things today...

Stuff like...

Meet my girlies!

[we haven't gone straying for quite some time now!]

Read a book!

[my master seems to have so many of them]

Watch a movie...

Spend time with my humans... 

they seem to need it *sigh*

Play hide and seek!

Sometimes me gets to play my master's video games

Me loves Tekken! Oooo yeaahh!!

Or when me wants attention, me plays dead  

[I is a smart kitty, ha ha ha!] ^_^

Look cute! It's so important these days!

All of this makes up for a hectic day! Me is tired!

Before you know it, it's time for bed again.

My, my, how time flies!

Me tucks in cozily.

Being the Kitty of the house is a tough job I tell you!

If you are one, drop in a meow too...

And yes, don't forget to love your humans every now and then!

And when they "purr", you'll know!

Happy Weekend, kitties!!