I played this little game with myself where I chose three people and guessed what would be their beverage of choice when they walk into 7-11 in the middle of the night. I got one of them right, one of them half right and one of them wrong. The one that I got wrong - I was positive that it was going to be right, but the answer came as a complete surprise. It was nothing like that person to buy such a drink on a random trip to a convenience store. Given recent events, I wonder if I'm getting out of touch with this person, that the said person is changing and I'm not catching up quick enough... or if the person is simply choosing a perspective that the person believes it is when it is not: being somebody that you are not.

Anyhow, it wasn't an answer that I like and I'm still pretty sure that you'd buy Coke when you enter 7-11. Tsk.

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I saw Roman Holiday and I thought Audrey Hepburn was exquisite in it. I think I may even like this movie more than Breakfast At Tiffany's. Gregory Peck was entertaining to watch too, but I will always remember him as Atticus Finch in To Kill A Mockingbird :) Roman Holiday is fun to watch, and I love love love love LOVE the ending <3<3<3 Also, I was very surprised to see the name Dalton Trumbo in the credits - he was the author of Johnny Got His Gun! The person who wrote a romantic comedy about a princess' adventure in Rome is the same person who wrote about a soldier in WW1 who was bombed and had no eyes no mouth no nose no ears no hands and no legs, trapped in his own mind and unable to die? My respect for Dalton Trumbo is on a completely different level now.