This week's update picture looks pretty good, compared to two weeks ago. You can see the hair, and the wing has got lots more filled in. Unfortunately, if you look really closely you can see lots of small holes all over, and those are all the one stitches that I've been putting off, because I want to catch up with Eel! I keep thinking that if I do the bigger clumps, I'll catch up quicker, but I know that will just be my downfall at the end. I actually have no idea how far behind I am, since we haven't done a total count for quite awhile. I guess we should do it this week, together with our bank balance update.



Over the weekend, I managed to watch Mamma Mia (finally!). The musical production is coming to Malaysia, and I really wanted to get tickets, but they sold out really quickly. One week after the tickets came out, I went to the box office to buy some tickets, and they were sold out, all shows and all prices! :( So, I had to content myself with the movie instead.

It's a really entertaining, fun movie, especially if you know the songs. Sophie, is getting married, and she doesn't know who her father is. She found her mother's diary, and discovered that her mum slept with three guys a few days apart, so any one of them could be her father. She invites all three guys to her wedding, as she's convinced that once she sees them, she will automatically know which one her dad is.

Two of the candidates are well-known, the main guy is played by Pierce Brosnan, who can't sing well, but looks so charming. I've always loved him, he cuts such a dashing figure! The other guy was Colin Firth, who I first got to know about from Pride & Prejudice (the BBC version). Although he played a very stiff, reserved kind of role in that movie, somehow he appeals to a lot of women. I remember my friends and I all drooling over him. There was one scene where he dives into the lake, and one of my friends loved that scene so much that she replayed it over and over again!

As I said, it was a really fun movie, but it was a bit sad that the people in the cinema didn't sing along to the lyrics. I felt a bit shy singing along, and it'd probably annoy the other people since they weren't singing themselves. It's definitely a show to watch if you like the ABBA songs.