SAVE THE LAST DANCE FOR ME!

♥PROFILE

Name: Grace! (E/Y)
Age: "Women never reveal their age, and men never act theirs."
Birthday: 9 October! don't you dare forget.
School: PROUDLY A NANYANG GIRL. FROM NANYANG GIRLS' HIGH, OBVIOUSLY.
-going to BANGKOK soon-

♥LIKES

♥Ilike LEA SALONGA!& taylor swift, hilary duff, jesse mccartney and miley cyrus.
♥Ilike MADELEINE L' ENGLE!& shannon hale and michelle magorian.
♥Ilike PRIDE AND PREJUDICE!& phantom of the opera, stardust, enchanted and kungfu panda.
♥ILOVE GOD!

♥WANTS

[ ]Iwant TO BE A CATECHIST.
[ ]Iwant 'Troubling a Star' by Madeleine L' Engle, 'Me and Mr. Darcy' by Alexandra Potter.
[ ]Iwant THE TENTH KINGDOM CD (movie) and to WATCH PENELOPE!
[ ]Iwant Jesse McCartney's DEPARTURE CD and Miley Cyrus's BREAKOUT CD.

Thursday, July 10, 2008

-another random story, on another view point

now, instead of being sad, I'm doing a more cheerful and upbeat story! [well, this one DEFINITELY won't be classified as an 'emo-writing'.] here comes my article on Disney happy endings. (admit it; you KNOW Disney churns out happy endings on a highly regular basis.)

Happy Endings: Only a Disney Phenomenon?
Are happy endings just a Disney phenomenon, or are they actually a lesser-known component of reality that few stumble upon?

Speaking as a romance fanatic and one whose film archives compose mainly of light-hearted romantic comedies, I strongly believe that happy endings are possible in real life.

No, I’m not taking a stance as a “Since Disney says so, it must be right” believer, but I’m here to wave my little tiara and heart-shaped flag, and tell you to hope, because happy endings are really part of reality- or at least, in my book.

Look at Katherine Heigl in 27 Dresses; look at Keira Knightley in Pride & Prejudice; and look at Claire Danes in Stardust. Didn’t these heroines all achieve happiness and Prince Charming in one little happy ending? Of course, that’s not forgetting those girls who leave shoes lying about, and those who fall asleep and never seem to wake up.

Judging by the latter, all you’ll have to do is misplace a Jimmy Choo –or even an unbranded rubber slipper- or fall asleep doing homework, and if you wait, someone will come.

Okay, by now, the realistic part of me is kicking. I’m not saying you have to get up and do your part to make your future what you want it to be (what can you do? Put posters saying “I’m looking for Prince Charming, criteria follows”?), but I’m saying,

“Happy endings aren’t just mirages created by Disney to disillusion young writers like myself; happy endings are possible in reality. All you have to do is hope and pray!”

And buy some extra shoes so that it won’t hurt if you misplace some, of course.

♥so baby, save the last dance for me 5:18 AM ; comment it!