Day Out with buddies

Meiling-san enjoying her crooning. She said its been 5years the last time she went K. :O

The two laydees having a duet

OMG, Ms Peng, the waitress...LOL

Lovely & Happy Us having a great time

About to have my KLunch Set.

Singing songs from our favourite band- The Script

Enjoyed a day's out with the two laydees. We went to KLunch 1st & sang to our hearts' content for 4hours. I pretty much sang mostly English songs...shiok! :D After the K Session,we went to watch "Hugo" directed by Martin Scorsese. I must say that its a pleasant surprise to know this wonderful magical adventure film is directed by the legendary director. Coz' nearly all of his films are somewhat quite heavy stuff like "The Departed" & "Shutter Island". Well,this film has proven that he is all well-rounded.

The film is based on a book "The Invention of Hugo Cabret". It follows the adventure of Hugo Cabret, a resourceful boy who learnt the skills of clock fixing from his father (played by Jude Law). After his beloved father died suddenly in a fire, the boy was engrossed in a quest of fixing the robot found by his father, as to find out the message left for him. During his quest, he met different people in the midst & ultimately the secret hidden in the robot transformed all around him & in the end, he found a wonderful & loving home family in the form of Georges Melies, a silent movie film-maker.

I was impressed by Sacha Baron Cohen who acted as the somewhat amusing station inspector. I never watched his films before but know that he's a comedian. After I watched him in "Hugo", I can say that this guy can act! haha! Sir Ben Kingsley as the legendary film-maker, Georges Melies is phenomenal. I've always like him. He reminded me of Sir Anthony Hopkins(another favourite of mine)who are known good actors & act in diverse roles.

There's a part which Hugo was telling Isabelle about that even robots have purposes. A particular quote really spoke to my heart- "Everyone has a purpose, we are here for a Reason.If there's no purpose in our lives, its like we are broken." So true! :)