This is not a movie resume, well.. at least I was planning to brought arise the essence of this Jim Carey's movie: Yes Man. Of all Jim Carey's movies, this one is the least exhausting one I've ever seen. You know, the usual way he makes his expressions, that really wore me out.

Okay, it's not like I don't enjoy spending my time on games. But this is way too much, yes I'm addicted to this Facebook Game: Restaurant City.

After a serious in-dept calculation, I can say that I've been spending 60% of my online time, to manage my resto. Well, I do have a dream to run my own restaurant one day, but for now I guess this will do.
*LOL*

So if you do have a facebook account (who doesn't these days), just search for "Restaurant City" and you'll get your result. Give it a try, spend some time to get a hang on it, and be prepared for its' sublime impact.

I watched this movie, Knowing (2009) past few days ago. Performed by Nicolas Cage, a scientist that is in the middle of faith-crisis. Since his wife passed away, he became a single parent for his only precious son, Caleb. This is quite interesting, because his wife's death turned this son-of-a-pastor from "I believe in God" into "I belive that shits just happen" and he's been busy to understand the greater cause of all that existed in this world.

The Story

It started 50-years earlier. Where children of a school made their prediction of what the future could be, and then stored it in a time capsule (it's a container that supposed to be durable and keep whatever stored in it, intact).
And to make it simple, one of the children's made an unexplainable signs for things that occured from then up to the day John Koestler found the document. And ever since he discovered the meaning of that parchment, the more he try to unreveal the truth.