Being Proactive vs. Reactive

“How do I study the Universal Grammar? No one wants to help me.”

“I don’t have any idea how to make an apple strudel.”

Many people wait for something to happen or someone to take care of them.

We’ve all been there and we’ve all done it.

Food, Inc.

Food, Inc. poster taken from IMP Awards

If you have strong guts and hungry for truth, then this is a terrific movie-cum-documentary that you should watch. Set in America, somewhere in between 2006 to 2007, when the GM food is at height, the movie unravels the ugly truth about the food industry. From farms to poultry and to the consumers, some things you just have to know because like what most people say, “you are what you eat.”

Review: The Kite Runner - For You, a Thousand Times over

Picture is taken from: Entertainmentwallpaper.com

“The Kite Runner” is a must watch movie for every heart-warming movies lover. It is a movie based on a book with the same title written by Khaled Hosseini, an Afghanistan now a resident in America. I have the books years ago but unable to finish reading it because I don’t have exact free time like now for leisure reading (that’s an abomination). I am inspired to watch the movie when I flew a kite during my Spring Camp.

The center for this movie is friendship. It’s how it is portrayed that makes it a great movie. The story is set in Afghanistan. A Pashtun boy named Amir befriends his servant, Hassan who happens to be a Hazara, the lowest caste (if I’m not mistaken) because the Hazaras are believed to be the Mongols. (spoilers, beware!)