last week i was looking at flights to toronto as i wanna go there for a couple months later this year. the cheapest was 666euros, it seemed like a lucky number so i was happy. i wanted to check some stuff with the canadian officials though and today as i decided to book it the 666-flight was gone :( instead there was a czech airlines flight for 514euros... i don't think i'm too afraid of flying but czech airlines just sounds...uh. anyway since the price difference to the 2nd cheapest was 150euros and i really could use the money, i took it.

i paid the flights and it did get me into thinking wtf am i doing. a 2 month vacation? can i really afford this? am i stupid? *shrugs*

i met Jasu today, a friend who spends a lot of his time in Thailand these days. we watched 'Click', the Adam Sandler comedy and it was pretty bad as we presumed. sometimes i feel like i'm the only person who can tell if a movie is good or bad just based on the name/cast/trailer/etc. but he is like me. we talked about how weird it is when people go see MI3 and then go all 'it was pretty bad!' as if they were surprised, and they really are. if i go 'it's a fuckin sequel, what did you really expect?', they mumble something. it's like people totally lack judgement when it comes to movies. it's worrying. coincidentally, i met Jasu while working in a video store, in 1997-1998. one might wonder why did we watch Click if we knew it's bad. well, that's another thing most people don't get. it's called 'general knowledge', kind of keeping up with the times and what's going on. so, i'll probably watch MI3 too some day, the only difference is that i don't expect it to be very good and therefore won't be disappointed. i'll just watch it for the sake of watching it. it's like one of those things you need to see, no big deal :)

my bf hasn't been online like the whole day, i wonder where the fuck is he :S i have to note that my 'whole day' started at 3pm when i got up.