the book is here! yay!
thank you kero-san for sending it (along with the little doll) ^_^
now i’m ready to be a pro mangaka! MWAHAHAHAHAH~
UWAAAAH!! why why why >o< ; no one told me about Yann Tiersen’s concert last November!!!
(info: Yann Tiersen composed the music in Amelie which i really love)
i just read it on jiffest website this morning
uuuu it’s gonna be a lifetime regret -__-;
haahhh bye bye Yann
I went to jiffest last Saturday with my sister.
The plan was to watch Denias and OpenArt Animation from Japan, but i failed to get the ticket and ended up watching Realita Cinta & Rock ‘N Roll (even though I’ve watched it before).
i can’t say much, i went home after the first movie, and decided not to go again in Sunday.
Even though it wasn’t according to my plan, at least i can say i did go to jiffest 2006 and managed to watch a movie ;p
the book, not the movie, i haven’t watched the movie
it’s published in Indonesia as chicklit, the localized title is “bos paling kejam sedunia” (eng: the meanest boss in the world)
i’ve finished 1/3 of the book within several hours, my reading speed has increased it seems
so far, it tells you to hate this woman called Miranda Priestley coz she’s a devil incarnate who like to bully her subordinates, and to pity Andrea, her junior assistant
it describes the daily life of a fresh graduate, learning how to live and work in New York.
the book is 2.5 cm thick long, longer 0.5 cm than the previous novel i read, but that’s not important
my coworker used to forward quizzes made with ms excel
and when other people trying their best to figure out the answers, i search for a way to break the password and get the answers 
unfortunately, the password breaker i got, takes a hell lotta times to break a single password T_T *sighs*
add note 9-jan-07: i got this little visual basic program, password remover, it works very fast! i love it <3
watch: nodame drama
listen: classical tunes (to match nodame spirit), currently Segovia’s Bach is on my playlist
read: chick lit (current: Speechless by Yvonne Collins)
i’m more into british chick lit coz they’re funnier ^^
as for teen lit: i despise dislike them (maybe if i’m still 15 and tacky, i’d love them like my sister does)
