I've made my decision! I'm saving up for the Eibach Pro System to be put on my dear Bora. ^____^ Pei is telling me that I shouldn't change my suspension until I hit 20,000 miles. Man, Pei is such a mom when it comes to automobile modification. :P Pei chung "your car is so heavy" Chiu! You need to have a homepage or something so I can link to you, you dork!

Ive been doing some random anime digging recently and came across a couple really good ones. One of them is Kite, and the other is Perfect Blue. Apparently Hollywood is doing their take on Kite and has been moving along with the plan. I'm surprised Perfect Blue doesn't have a Hollywood movie deal especially given how it's based on a novel which did produce a live action movie in Japan.

I almost felt ashamed that I didn't watch these sooner. Kite was a little short, but then again it had packed just about everything it had to in that time, so I guess adding to it could have made the overall story drag on, then again the ending just made it so tragic that I couldn't help but wish the "Oburi" character had more screen time so that we could all find out how exactly he got mixed in. That would have made me even more angry at the ending since I would have been able to sympathize with him further. Hmm.. am I sadistic?? ^^; The jazzy sound track for Kite was aslo excellent! If you want to just watch one of these two, then watch the "Perfect Blue". It's highly recommende for psycho thriller fans. ;) Now I have "Millenium Actress" and "Voices of a distant star" on my list of animes to watch.

I finally finished The Solitaire Mystery. A lil bit of philosophical goodness mixed with some fantasy and rather vivid storytelling through the eys of a young boy. It's quite hard to describe it in a few words, but I must say that it has so many elements to it that I cannot help recommend it to audiences of all ages with an appetite for finding out how others view the life of us mere mortals. It's very positive yet very real and it certainly made an impact on me. The most memorable quote for me was:

I sat thinking how terribly sad it was that people are made in such a way that they get used to something as incredible as living. One day we suddenly take the fact that we exist for granted then... yes... then we don't think about it anymore until we are about to leave the world again.

Isn't that so true? This makes me want to get my hands on Sophie's World, now.