Hello! Today is 7th of May, you know what that means?! It's payday!!! Sounds like I'm bragging, but nope. I'm just really happy. Money have been decreasing and I hate it.

Okay customer of the day is: People that can't differentiate Red Curry and Red Tom Yum. Even after I repeat the order to her, she still assume it's the same. Lucky her friend was around to save the day and point out that it's different. And to customers that like to put their shopping bags on the seats beside them. Stop. Just nope. Put it on the damn ground. And by the way, I just work here, I don't set the menu pricing, I can't choose what should be in the menu and what should not. Don't come blaming me for things I can't control.

And yay, my company finally called me. Going down to sign the contract next week! Can't wait for the next adventure. It's going to be tough, there will be problems, but I know this will make me stronger. 2 years of my life, I'm going to dedicate to this bond of mine. I know I might regret saying this, but I can't wait to work in a kitchen.

Been watching movies the whole day on Wednesday. In the past, I would have work on those days I don't see my boyfriend. I would ask them to schedule me everyday. But now because of my friend (Szehua hello!), I change my decision. Why should I work so hard? It's only a part time. Why am I not letting myself rest? A day to myself or to my friends. I'm going to work full time soon anyway, I should enjoy more and work as an allowance.

So... I have watched...

1. Wolf Children

Synopsis: College student Hana falls in love with another student who turns out to be a werewolf, who dies in an accident after their second child. Hana moves to the rural countryside where her husband grew up to raise her two werewolf children.

Beginning part of the movie was show the love and development of Hana and her husband, and spoken from the daughter's point of view/memory. It's a refreshing concept, something like Spirited Away. It's about how they try so hard to fit into society and how the mother struggle to raise her kids without any guidance. At some point in time, you see the mother checking out books regarding how to raise wolves. It's upsetting how Hana couldn't see or even hold her husband for the last time because he died as a wolf. Shows the hardship and sacrifice the mother went through, and how much she tried, basically a mother's love.

2. The girl who leapt through time

Synopsis: A teenage girl tries to use her newfound ability to travel through time to her advantage.

I love how in the beginning the girl played with her ability to time travel. That's what I would have done if I was her. I would have been so amazed and excited to try it out without realizing the consequences. This movie also shows what we would have done if we have this ability. Example, going back so that we wouldn't be late for school/work, going back to stop an incident from happening. Especially confession to your crush. It's interesting, it's real, it's different. And there's this quote that is constantly appearing in this is, "Time waits for no one". Which is incredibly true.

3. Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom

Synopsis: Four fascists kidnap young men and women and subject them to torture and perversion.

Don't judge me, I'm too curious for my own good. I'm someone who loves to watch disturbing and gory stuff. So I googled the top most disturbing movies to watch and I found this. Do not watch if you can't stand coprophagia. I almost vomit, ALMOST. I'm not even kidding. I don't mind blood, but feces is a no no. This movie is insane. I can't believe what rich people would do for fun. And there are stories so unbelievable, it seems so real. At times it's so difficult to continue with the movie. They are treated like dogs (quote from the movie poster), I felt so horrible watching this happen. It's not real, but what if it was?

Time for more movies I guess.