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... That's what our deaf chef Gusteau emphasizes! Ratatouille was a heartwarming movie, and I would recommend it to anyone who's considering watching it. It's one of those shows which leave me feeling happy at the end of it, and thinking "I'm glad I watched this show!", as compared to the many others which I laugh at but am able leave the cinema without giving it a second thought. There were its funny moments (and less stupid-ha-ha funny like The Simpsons), and those awww moments. I almost think that it's comparable to The Lion King, which I think is one of the greatest cartoons of all time to hit the big screen!
Apparently my prediction that it'll be a good day is quite true, since the movie, the company and the dinner was good. Seeing as I'm a great fan of desserts, it's hardly surprising that it cost more than the main course. But like sir poo said, some things you just cannot thrift on. And I so enjoyed the yami yoghurt and ben & jerry. :D It was also the first time in ages that I stepped into an arcade and played something. Usually I'd object vehemently to playing, but this time, he slipped in the money so quickly, I didn't exactly have much choice. Still, indulging now and then is fun! ... Although it was obvious that my shooting skills were abysmal. So was my hand-eye coordination. OH! If only there was the spot-the-difference game, we should've played it!
And to answer the question of "why are you hanging out with shorties?", well, it's because we're f u n. You tallies aren't all too bad either. :)
