geek

watched transformer with fan n bek today. a bit late, i know, and i felt bad for being a lightbulb :P well too bad guys. but it was a very nice movie and i fell in love with optimus prime (despite him being a transformer! hahaha. love the deep voice! :D)

there was a boy who was very enthusiastic about the movie, and when they got to the museum to ressurect the old guy (LOL) the boy went, "look! a concorde!" (i don't even know that! lol) AAAWWW. at the very moment i wish i'll have a kinda geeky, smart, happy boy in future. isnt that the cutest! i can't stand smart little boys (i mean, now - when i was that age, i didnt care, really!).



the brief history of time - in progress.
it was amazing how the hawking talked about those theories as if it's a bedtime stories;
and it was one hell of a book. sigh.

and since the last physics lect about quantum i kinda wonder what do i usually talk about with him. when the teacher talked about the probability of electrons at one position at a time, i remembered he told me about that once ago before. i remember it took place in kino, but i don't remember how it started in the first place - but now i think maybe it was before we began going out. yea the hard times last year. but well, not bad. now i really think i date a geek :P

there was also the geodesic. this one, he told me when i went back to sg, about the shortest distance of two points on earth being a curve, not a straight line :)

and i get the explanation for the phenomenon in my old manga - cant rmber what the title was - but basically the girl went to a planet somewhere several light years away from earth. time passed - for the girl it was just weeks or months, but years for the boy. well, the book provided an explanation : time seems to pass slower the further it is from the earth.

ok shall end this geeky part of the post :P




may i do the countdown now?
4 more days till you're back here :)

counting the moments without you
how sad, how lonely
but i know it will all comes to naught when you're back with me