My sister told me that the phrase "by the way" is blasphemous. I don't see how.

With the tuxedo suit that I am wearing right now, I feel like I am going to a prom or a wedding ceremony, and not to an interview. It's these friggin' shoulder pads. I think this suit is too much even for a formal interview. I can't help but blush when someone in my classroom asks me if I have been to a wedding or something. After she found out that I have gone to an interview, she said I looked nice in the suit but I can't help but wonder if she is deep down laughing out loud at how ridiculous my outfit is just for going to class or if she is really saying the truth.

I was supposed to have a job interview today. It's for a volunteer placement at the Toronto Western Hospital but my interview was cancelled. I was even so worried that I was five minutes late for the interview when the man in the Volunteer Resources (who was so kind and considerate, by the way) said to me that my interview was cancelled. I even cried when I knew I was going to be late >_<. I was partly disappointed since I wanted to get the interview done with even though I was planning to just wing the interview but I was also partly relieved since they wouldn't have a bad impression of me because of me being late.

Gosh, I look like one of those men who would just suddenly come up to you at public places, just interrupt you while you're reading or even talking to someone else,  and ask you questions like "Do you know that God loves you?" that if you give any kind of answer, they will suddenly preach about their own religions (more or less, questions that I don't know how to properly answer without offending them because they are certainly not going to be pleased with my answer for the question "Do you know that God loves you?"). Yes, those people whom we would awkwardly try hard to avoid. Oh, I just realized that I don't know what they are called. Preachers? XD

I don't know if this is really true but I read in a blog (and I also tried to make sure by checking other blogs by searching at Google) that the film The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is going to get the Criterion Collection treatment. I am kind of shocked since that's not the type of film that they would normally include in their (sometimes exceptional but also sometimes pretentious and snobbish) group of films. Then again, what would you expect from them if they included in their exclusive set of films the movies The Armaggedon and The Rock O_O.

You must admit that not all Criterion Collection films are great. I felt empty and displeased after watching Grey Gardens, I Know Where I'm Going!, Shock Corridor, Fat Girl and A Woman is a Woman. And I think The Marriage of Maria Braun (I love Fassbinder's films but I really disliked this one), The Leopard, The Rules of the Game and Tokyo Story are overrated films.

Did you guys watch the Oscars this year? I know I'm really late in talking about this but I've just gone back to blogging so just bear with me. Hugh Jackman's dancing, along with his sense of humor, is just a turn-on <3. Hugh Jackman danced to musical numbers from the movies Top Hat, Grease, Moulin Rouge!, Chicago, The Wizard of Oz, and Mamma Mia! (Let's just pretend that they didn't even sing to a song from High School Musical 0_o). He dances so good that that just makes him hotter.

The fact that he's good at both singing and dancing is surprising to people who only know him from the movies Wolverine and Kate and Leopold and to me a few weeks before the Oscars who had just found out that he acts in a couple of Broadway musicals, The Boy from Oz being his most famous and most successful one where he stars as Peter Allen, an Australian singer and songwriter and a flamboyant gay man who has been Liza Minnelli's husband.

Still no news at all about Suikoden VI?! It's been three years since the release of Suikoden V, and there is still no news about Suikoden VI, not even about the date of its release or about the game console as to where it can be played. Hopefully, it will be PSP, if not PS2. I know that I haven't played a RPG game in a while since the only game that I am really looking forward to is Suikoden VI. And I don't think there will be a video game as fun as Suikoden VI but then again, I haven't played that many games to be able to say if this is really true nor have I tried a lot of different RPG game franchises other than Final Fantasy, Tales, Wild Arms, Breath of Fire, Golden Sun, etc.