digital fortress and deception point are the same damn book.

yes, it's the same thing! you see, it's some epic conspiracy, which has like the issue of "national security". that's why the conspiracy happens. and then, the protagonist is a supposedly beautiful/perfect/supersmart woman, and she's at the heart of the story. and she works for her boss, trying to solve the crisis. so, in the middle, some epic assasin comes out of nowhere and completely destroys them, but through some ridiculous epic 14h chase, they manage to survive, and escape. and in the end, the bad guy is revealed to be the woman's boss..and he dies. and the crisis is aborted.

and in between, at least 5 people die.

yes, that's the main gist of it.

and then you have the lost symbol = da vinci code = angels and demons

all the plots the same de lol.

i have revealed to the world dan brown's hacker schemes..just change the characters and the situation and make a lot of money. but it's still good though, just that after i read deception point, i could guess the conclusion of digital fortress like 1/3 through the story.

so, today i went out, brought my brother for his violin lesson, and then we went library. and i managed to get this

sorry for the oppositeness, i think you can tell what it is. you should know it okay.

i forgot the webcam laterally inverts it. but it's okay, you can still make out what it is.

awesome books. borrowed 3 others also, just random ones. hopefully tmr i'll spam that and then wed can go out.

a black wind took him away, from sight.

anyway, just now i bought 6 subway cookies, came home, and watched avatar. while my siblings demolished the cookies..and then went out again, to bring my brother to swimming lesson. i spent almost my whole day with him lol. good bonding exercise!

and i swam! haven't done that in so long. but it's good therapy, it really feels good. but after a while i realise i fail terribly. i mean, i can still maintain speed, but no stamina, after 100m die already. argh what is this i used to be able to do like 30 laps.

and i'm too lazy to train. oh well. when i get chances.

i've learnt an important lesson : you should try everything, everything that comes your way, no matter what it is. because no matter how it turns out, it's an experience. and since you have the opportunity, why not take it? and most of the time, it turns out fine. better than fine.

learning things the hard way...tough but extremely effective.

it's like once you lose your ez-link card once, you triple check your pocket/bag for your wallet everytime you're on the move..

let me finish this up, and go finish planning the outing. it's been a productive day. i hope your day is as good too (:

be happy.

really good books are different in the way that even though you've already read it through, you still want to pick it up, turn the pages, and reread it, playing over the scenes in your head and connecting with the characters, feeling what they feel, countless times over.