My first Bond movie in my whole entire life. Yes, I can see you rolling your eyes.
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Marcella Purnama
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Marcella Purnama is a blogger and author of What I Wish I Had Known: And Other Lessons You Learned in Your Twenties. She is currently obsessed with finding the best recipe for bread rolls and keeping her sixteen plants alive.
The media peeps from Melbourne University are going to explore Victoria!
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Remember your first year in uni? If you have a chance to redo the whole year, what would you do differently?
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My Mom and Dad just had a near death experience. The gas tube in the kitchen exploded. And if it was not God, my parents wouldn’t even be telling me the story.
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First impressions count. They count so much that you will end up buying a book with the nicer cover. They count that you choose to go to movie after watching the trailer. They count that people claim to have love-at-the-first-sight.
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The Sessions is one of the hardest reviews I have ever written. While the movie straightaway captured my attention since I first saw the trailer, it left me rather speechless. It’s an interesting movie, but suffice to say, I’ll leave it at that.
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Know that feeling? I bet you know. Whether you are 20, 30, or 57, you know at some point, you’re too old to do the things you used to do.
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A friend once sent me a text out of nowhere and gave me these six words: “I want to have a girlfriend.” It sounds so sad, as if having a significant other is going to solve the problem.
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I have always believed that a great relationship happens when you put genuine interest and genuine effort to get to know the other party. That’s when one takes the first steps, and the other party meets him halfway.
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I was not a social person. I seldom asked people to go out with me. Perhaps it was my ego, but I used to want to be asked. Later I realised that this needs to stop. That I need to get a life. I packed my bags and began to fill my days. I began to socialise more, to ask people out without waiting to be asked.
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