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Friday, May 13, 2011
with love:
Regina Roy
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10:22 AM
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
with love:
Regina Roy
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1:12 PM
NOTE: I wrote this entry once before but unfortunately it got deleted along with the comments because of Bloggers Issues! Sorry about the inconvenience
Years ago I was taken by a book sitting on one of the round tables at a local Barnes and Nobles. It was the cover that struck me, pink and shiny, it of course had appeal for me. I was drawn to it and a friend of mine purchased it for me as a gift (moreso to get me out of my princess diaries phase, seeing as how I was a high school senior about to embark on my adventures as an adult.)
The book was titled "Something Borrowed" by Emily Giffen, it and it's sequel, "Something Blue", have since then become two of my favorite books.
These books are what you would classify as "chicklits"- meaning the novel equivalent of a chick flick. But there is something more. The author does an amazing job of character building within the two books, which mirror the opposite stories of two best friends and a single incident.
The first book, "something Borrowed" tells the story of the mousey, girl next door best friend, "Rachel", who always steps out of the way and plays second fiddle to her OBNOXIOUS, has everything handed to her, gorgeous, best friend. You immediately empathize with the main character and antagonize the best friend. Even though the actions of the main character are questionable at best, you find yourself forgiving her and favoring her over the other.
The second book comes back around and the first chapter or so tells the exact same story as its prequel, except, this time, it's through the eyes of the best friend we antagonized in "Something Borrowed". We take a journey with "Darcy", Rachel's ex Best friend, and watch her grow as a person and we learn to love even more then we could have ever loved Rachel. Through life's unyielding circumstances, Darcy becomes our unlikely heroine.
I recommend both of thee books to both guys/girls alike. Both books are great and reveal depths about the author's writing ability.
I also watched the movie, it wasn't as bad as I was predicting, I love the books better but the movie is worth a watch ( a good rom-com/chic-flick).
PS. About the whole "Something Borrowed, Something Blue, Something Old, and Something New" Tradition, I know its not one Malayalees typically follow, but how about it? I am going to do it =)
Happy Thoughts
Regina Roy
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Friday, May 6, 2011
with love:
Regina Roy
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10:00 PM
WHATS YOUR SIGN?
Regina Roy
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Thursday, May 5, 2011
with love:
Regina Roy
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11:45 AM
Yesterday, internet service providing companies such as AT&T announced that they would no longer be offering unlimited internet service. Meaning there will be a cap on the amount of bandwidth you use per month. Of course 150GB is more than enough for the average every day internet user, and they will never even reach anywhere near it. Therefore never in danger of accumulating additional fees and overage charges.
Why should you care? You're the average joe who gets on the internet to check his/her email, facebook stalk, update twitter with nonsensical things (such as: @starbucks: trying their new mocha coconut frappuccino! its muy bueno!), and, write the occasional blog. For all intents and purposes the 150GB is more than enough for you. The real question is why did the the major internet service providing companies team up to decide this? And what kinda of implications does this have for the future? For example, what if, as soon as you get comfortable with this 150GB a month, three years down the road they say, since you guys never even reach 150GB we have decided to lower the monthly bandwidth amount to lets say...100GB. You're still the average joe so you are not in danger of overage fees just yet ;) But if the cycle continues than there is a distinct possibility that you might end up shorthanded.
Now, I am not one for conspiracy theories....(okay so maybe I believe that Obama has been keeping the Osama card in his sleeve for a while and has suddenly used it to curry political favor...and I may believe that the government had a secret hand in the assassination of John F. Kennedy....and that Big Brother really really exist ...JK) but the truth is there is something unusually fishy about this latest turn up.
Maybe it's just that I don't like the concept of unlimited internet not existing......hmm.
LEND ME YOUR THOUGHTS:
-Regina Roy
Wordless Thoughts
Why should you care? You're the average joe who gets on the internet to check his/her email, facebook stalk, update twitter with nonsensical things (such as: @starbucks: trying their new mocha coconut frappuccino! its muy bueno!), and, write the occasional blog. For all intents and purposes the 150GB is more than enough for you. The real question is why did the the major internet service providing companies team up to decide this? And what kinda of implications does this have for the future? For example, what if, as soon as you get comfortable with this 150GB a month, three years down the road they say, since you guys never even reach 150GB we have decided to lower the monthly bandwidth amount to lets say...100GB. You're still the average joe so you are not in danger of overage fees just yet ;) But if the cycle continues than there is a distinct possibility that you might end up shorthanded.
Now, I am not one for conspiracy theories....(okay so maybe I believe that Obama has been keeping the Osama card in his sleeve for a while and has suddenly used it to curry political favor...and I may believe that the government had a secret hand in the assassination of John F. Kennedy....and that Big Brother really really exist ...JK) but the truth is there is something unusually fishy about this latest turn up.
Maybe it's just that I don't like the concept of unlimited internet not existing......hmm.
LEND ME YOUR THOUGHTS:
-Regina Roy
Wordless Thoughts
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
with love:
Regina Roy
at
10:26 PM
A Royal Fairy Tale Turned Wedding.....
The word fairy tale promotes many different images in a person’s head, for example glass slippers, magic carpets, untold treasure, and of course a dashing prince charming that saves the day for a princess he loves, even though he has only a few stolen glances from her.
Yet, I think it’s something entirely different that draws me and many others into magical world of fairytales. It’s the concept of average polyanna or cinderalla beating her low level circumstances to become a lavish princess. The everyday girl has captured the heart of a prince who is so much above her, and he is willing to defy standards and procedures in order to marry her
Over the past week, and I realize this entry is a long time coming and a little late, the news reels have been all over the real life fairy tale of Kate Middelton and Prince William. It has been years since the world has been so acutely attentive to the royal family. In fact, for a short period after Princess Diana’s untimely death it was thought that the royals had altogether disappeared into obscurity (World Perspective- I guess in England it would be difficult for them to disappear). Enter Kate Middelton, the commoner who stole not only Prince William’s heart but the hearts of people all over the world.
Royalty no longer seems unreachable.
I, too, have succumbed to royal fever . Over the past few weeks I have completed the book William & Kate, A royal love story, watched snippets of the wedding online through yahoo news (which I shamelessly support). I dream once again of fairytales and enchanted weddings, prince charmings, glass slippers, and fancy shmancy dresses. Waiting for the day when I reach happily ever after (ah-sigh)
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
with love:
Regina Roy
at
2:17 PM
This is what I was talking about:
http://www.birchbox.com/?gclid=CPCSnp-Nu6gCFcKd7QodG2hMKA
Just in case you guys want to to give it a go!
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