Thursday, September 16, 2010

My Bumper Sticker Collection

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thumbs up!

story of my life!

and we will have it all!

sheepish grin!

i do!
another one of my favorites.


customized myself.


i do :)
hell yeah!

one of my favorites.

it does :(

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that's me!

i certainly do!

i seriously feel like this sometimes.

motto of my life!

brilliant.

cute!


that says it all!

my birth month

seriously!

well said, Monroe :)
i dedicate this to my one and only niece (as yet) because I'm proud to be her aunt.






I just love bumper stickers and grafitti. This is the collection i have made from Facebook and Google which i wanted to share. I like bumper stickers because they are a cool way to express my likings, dis likings, views and opinions and most of all the colors and the fonts are what makes em cool.

Twilight

I had only heard that Twilight is a best selling book and is also a popular movie but looking at the cover, i didn't find anything that would catch my attention. But that was until my sister bought this book just because of it being a best seller, with no intention of reading it anytime soon. But it was me who picked up this book just to read the back cover and then i started flipping through the start to give it a try. As much as i have experience reading books, i have inferred that much that a book is always uninteresting till the first two or three pages and so was the case with this book too so i kept on reading and most certainly it caught me and i found that I'm liking reading it which turned into hard-to-leave-reading.
Edward Cullen, the perfect guy, fascination for every girl, and so was for me, though i wasn't a teenager when i read it :) I loved the place Forks and everything about Edward. The way he treated Bella, a true gentleman, that's the perfect word for him. Too bad guys are not into reading this book or they could gain some knowledge as to what is the way to treat girls :) The way the interaction of Edward and Bella Started and how it became closer and serious, was all too good. The Cullen family, Carlisle, Esme, Alice Jasper, Rosalie, Emmett and Edward, an unbelievably harmless vampire family, because of which they never really felt like real vampires. Their extraordinary beauty and they being immensely rich was another thing which was strange and new. But Bella was a character who was never happy and sometimes she was quite lame.
Like any other Twilight fan, i have my favorite dialogues: "and so the lion fell in love with the lamb"- Edward Cullen, "you are exactly my brand of heroine" -Edward Cullen and "take care of my heart, Ive left it with you" -Edward Cullen. None from Bella because smooth talking as never her thing.   
Till the end i was a new hardcore Twilight fan. I had no idea that this book has sequels so when the book ended 'just like that', without Bella turning into a vampire or any definite ending, it left me sour.
The movie was good too. Robert Pattinson seemed a perfect choice for the role of Edward Cullen. What more, i loved the song "eyes on fire" by Paramore, which was taken for the movie and it was played when Edward was looking at Bella from across the parking lot. I think it was a good choice, the lyrics suit. That mysterious kind of music all through the movie gave the real feel. Overall, the whole movie was excellent, no wonder it won so many awards. Well, to sum up, someone has rightly said, "Edward Cullen gave us unrealistic assumptions about boys" :)

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Dream

Dream is the most fascinating thing in the world. Even the name "dream" implies a great insight to the meaning. Usually when we talk about dream, we take the meaning of our aims and ambitions which we perceive to be able to achieve one day. But these are the dreams we visualize ourselves and here I'm talking about the dreams of the sub conscious, in simple words, what we see in our sleep. We never really pay attention to dreams, we wake up and we forget it, even if our dream was startling or nightmarish. But this is not much of a big deal as dreams have nothing much of an importance or impact on our real lives and so we tend to forget.

But has it ever crossed your mind that if dreams are totally unrelated or irrelevant then why we dream in the first place? why cant we simply have blank minds during our sleeps? Why is it that a considerable portion of people in the world take their dreams seriously and try to interpret them? Why is it that volumes and volumes of books are written on dream interpretations? For some time now, I've been pondering a lot over my dreams and am fascinated by what i infer. There is this one simple fact that mostly we dream about situations of our real life and especially the ones which either leaves a deep mark on our minds or which are shoved in the farthest corner of our mind, being either trivial or us not wanting to consider it.

But the way these situations come forward in our dreams is what is intriguing but the most intriguing images and scenes are the ones we have never really watched, read, heard or experienced. Then there is a type of dream that shows us our wishes, made into a situation that we find pleasing and the type in which our fears are turned into a likely situation, making us feel bad for a bit after waking up. Dreams can bring out our wildest imagination like once i dreamt about a whole plot which was not a bit similar to any of the movies I've ever watched but waking up i was revising what seemed to be a perfect story for a movie. Some of my dreams boggles me much when i try to interpret it or to find a reason for it.

There are some dreams which we forget as soon as we open our eyes and there are some which we remember even after so many years. Like once in my teen years i dreamt about a staircase of an ancient building whose steps were encrusted with colorful gems and the boundaries were lined with pure silver, and i remember this dream quite clearly up till now. The rarest kind of dreams are the ones which repeat. Though most people would disagree to this statement but this much observation is possible for someone who pays attention. The places we travel in our dreams, the fictional characters we meet, the deja vu dreams, the angelic and devilish situations, all are the major categories of dreams. Then there are situations in our dreams which present our deepest wishes in the most easy way, which, though highly unlikely to occur in the real world but not impossible. And these are my favorite kind of dreams!