26 Jul 2008 5:37:00 pm

enjoying the simple pleasures in life.

sitting on my bean bag chair, reading a fantastic book, listening to the acoustic version of world of our own playing on radio

;)

i love my life.



nxt on's hey there delilah by sugababes. HAHA!
hmmm, interesting rendition. not bad.
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SHIT!
so much for not trying to find any trailers/pictures regarding the movie!
Today's ST has a big ass picture of the actor.


oooo, quite hot, but he's human and he doesn't look that strong. iron arms and all. and i don't like his hair. HAHAHA.


SAN DIEGO - If you haven't heard of Twilight, ask a teenager. The best-selling young-adult book isn't bound for the big screen until December, but fan frenzy for the film practically took over Comic-Con on Thursday.
Hundreds of teens camped overnight outside the San Diego Convention Center for a chance to see early footage of the film and get a glimpse of the cast of heart-throbs set to bring the teen-vampire tale to life.

One fan, Syena Sarrafpour, 17, said: 'You don't understand it until you've read it. The cast of amazing people - they're hot - obviously adds to the excitement.'

She and her friends wore homemade T-shirts touting their love for Edward, the vampire hero who falls in love with a human girl.

'It's a really good love story that has fantasy,' said Emma Quan, 18. 'It's like Harry Potter plus romance plus good-looking people.'

Thousands of fans filled the convention's largest exhibition hall, drowning out the cast introductions with enthusiastic, high-pitched screams.

'Oh my God, Robert Pattinson is so hot,' said 17-year-old Jenna Barazsu of the actor who plays vampire Edward Cullen. 'I love him. He's perfect for Edward.'

Fans were just as excited to see Kristen Stewart, who plays the story's heroine, Bella Swan.

'Everyone wants to be Bella,' said Sarrafpour. 'And (author) Stephenie Meyer wrote Edward as like the perfect guy.'

Meyer, who followed up Twilight with three other bestsellers, said her main character, a 'typical teen', is key to the series' appeal.

She said: 'There're a lot of people who are just quieter and aren't having the Prada lifestyle and going to a special school in New York where everyone's rich and fabulous. There're normal people out there and I think that's one of the reasons Bella has become so popular.'

Twilight is slated for release in December in the United States.