Sem Break - no. - A book. Twilight.

Yeah, so...
Hmmm...
Blog. Blog. Blog.
Ok, so here's the deal. My multiply's practically filled with my blog posts. So, where else can I save blogs like in blogspot right? Anywho.

Sem break.
Most of us would think of it as "freedom" for a few days. Some even hoping it could turn out into a sabbatical professors take once a year (And usually that "once" goes the whole year round).
But some would rather they go to school and skip sem break since it would make 'em go rusty.

heck. Why the hell am I blogging about this? There're enough blogs about the break.

Ok, demo. A blog i posted in my multiply a few weeks ago:

Senior year. Senior year. Senior year.

Most people said that senior year' s the best year of high school. You'd get to enjoy a lot of things, from being the big sister in kapatiran to planning your legacy.

But boy did they forget the down side (and when I say down, i mean really DOWN. Like you can't see the "light" anymore. Labo). STRESS.

Why am I even blogging about this?
I feel sooo tired. There's so much to do, but half I do without any problems. The rest, are just plain torture.

I wonder how long i'd get to take this :|
Do I hear a nervous break down coming?

*sigh*

This will all end in a matter of months. The constant screaming of your brain to stop, the thunderous volume of music to keep you from falling apart. And maybe, hopefully, we could find our way around the swift flow of time.

And now I must bid, adieu.

Now that is about how random i could go. I could blog about a stinkin dragon fly that flew past me, something utterly hilarious my friend would say or about... a book.

... Which is what i'm going to blog about.

The Twilight Saga.
I have heard and seen some people wanting to watch the upcoming Twilight movie regardless of their knowledge of the book. I also heard, with my own ears, people wanting to watch just because it's getting pretty popular and wide spread. That just ticks me off.
Twilight isn't like Harry Potter, no matter what some people may say. It isn't as mystical and VOLDEMORT related. It's about a teenage girl and her life somehow beginning once she met Edward Cullen. The boy - scrap that.- The man who brought light into her world. I know the saga is just like one of those teenage love stories everyone usually finds cheesy, though I dare contradict.
You wouldn't get to see the true meaning of the movie unless you've read the book. One common thing about HP and TW is that most of the scenes were cut. Ergo, just watching the movie would only let you know about the scenes that most people would want to see. Not what we should see.

So I ask you...

Would you rather read the book or watch the movie?
Would you rather you know what happened than feel what happened?
Would you rather watch than be?