Lately, I've been imagining a lot of silly things - that I am Bella Swan living in the town of Forks, Washington and when I entered a new school, I'll meet a guy as handsome as Edward Cullen and fall in-love with him even though he's a drop dead gorgeous vampire. Silly, right? But that's not the real deal behind my Twilight-esque imagination. The real deal is that: My little town of Kawit, Cavite looks dull and cold every morning I wake up similar to that of Forks (if you had read Twilight and watched the movie, then you get the message). Why? 'Cause it's the rainy season, guys! People here in my town are now wearing jackets and caps and are donning on their dull-colored umbrellas because they've gotten tired of sleeveless shirts, micro mini-shorts and their tan complexion. It's really fun to sit back and relax while curled up in a good book or with a good movie while lying down on a soft bed armed with a warm blanket, sipping a cup of coffee and just enjoying the shivery weather. Amazing, right? But since I'm bored to death (and to think that miraculously, I didn't even had the chance to go outside for a week which is really kind of tormenting!), I decided to call my pals to see if they're available this day. I then managed to tag Regine and Camille with me, two of my best gal pals in our group. We hit the mall wearing our jackets (I didn't bring an umbrella with me since I don't like bringing one. I prefer my hoodie) and decided to watch a really good movie for that last minute summer vacation bonding. We watched 'Drag Me To Hell'. It was a pretty scary movie. It reminds me of The Exorcist and The Exorcism of Emily Rose but the difference is that, the main character of the movie is not possessed by the demons but instead, they wanted her soul. If you never watched the movie, then I'll stop typing 'cause I don't wanna spoil your plans. But I do recommend that if you're into the horror genre, then you should watch this one! It's worth the money (fine, there's a DVD coming after a month so maybe you could watch it there instead of paying a hundred and twenty bucks to the movie theater). Here are some of the stills of Drag Me to Hell:
