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im finally getting enough of these: sleep, rest, website revamp, meals. the flat-home is now rightfully "in place" and "on time". it's like time existed again.
zaiid laughs like the way she makes him. they really did miss each other's company. after all, she's his yaya!
i need to act fast on my website revamp and start the dreamjob-hunting! whoooopieeeee!
dwynn's getting his gym life back - - ang kalipay nga nabyaan.
now that she's here, things will definitely roll!
it's like a combination of Carnivale (tv series) and everything basic. a combination of random thoughts and hopeful tomorrows. a combination of make-believe and materialism. our favorite baby-band (innocent in that sense) has come to greet us a new place, right where my zaiid turns one year old, a new eisley music comes.
zaiid and i will be making new dance steps for the new harmonies and lyrics heheh! :)
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for those of us who dream vividly :)
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Synopsis
The Science of Sleep," a playful romantic fantasy set inside the topsy-turvy brain of Stephane Miroux (Gael Garcia Bernal) an eccentric young man whose dreams constantly invade his waking life.
While slumbering, he is the charismatic host of "Stephane TV," expounding on "The Science of Sleep" in front of cardboard cameras. In "real life," he has a boring job at a Parisian calendar publisher and pines for Stephanie (Charlotte Gainsbourg), the girl in the apartment across the hall. While Stephanie is initially charmed by Stephane, she is confused by his childishness and shaky connection to reality. Stephanes co-worker, Guy (Alain Chabat) a vulgar but practical man, offers advice on the opposite sex, but Stephane is too far in the clouds to listen. Unable to find the secret to Stephanies heart while awake, Stephane searches for the answer in his dreams.
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a friendly tip: don't tell your dream people/characters that they're just in your dream and that they are not real. believe me, magkagubot jud :)
