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Josephine.
Since 1988.
A tub of Strawberry Cheesecake Ice-cream with my favourite Hollywood flicks pretty sums me up.







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Thursday, March 12, 2009

If I am one in the fairy tale, I should fit the look as a princess but the role as a prince. Dashing and smart, I speak with great confidence. I will emerge as a rescuer, laying down my life for her and assuring her of extraordinary happiness. Even if I'm given a chance to be a princess, I should be cut out to be the Little Mermaid who eventually disintegrates into sea foams.

I have been acting too much like a man. You can continue to be the princess who gives in to vulnerability but I'm not going to be the prince who comes to save, no more. If a princess should utter words of exhaustion when she actually lies in wait, what more for the prince who pours blood and sweat just for a happy ending?

ya right, there's no happy ending anyway, at least in Little Mermaid's case. Mulan needs a break too.