I finally got to go see Inception last Thursday!

I went to see it at Orchard Cineleisure with Matthew and Sherlene (Serena was supposed to go with us as well but backed out at the last minute because she started feeling unwell all of a sudden), and although I really enjoyed it, I have to admit that it wasn't as satisfying as I thought it would be. But it was still an amazing film.

I guess that's what you get when you anticipate something way too much xD There's a higher possibility of feeling somewhat disappointed in the end.

But please don't get me wrong, it was a good movie. Hahaha okay I'll stop talking about that for now xD

Anyway, after the movie we walked around for a while, and look what I saw outside of Paragon:

That, my dear friends, is a huge queue (you can't see everything just from this photograph) for...

This. The iPhone 4. Or rather, for the "unbeatable plans" for it. Not sure if this was from Singtel, Starhub or whatever, but it's not like I really care. I don't use phone plans and I'm certainly not that interested in owning an iPhone. And I'm most definitely not willing to queue hours just for it.

RANDOM:

Was contemplating whether to bring it to the concierge or something, but then I decided against it in case the person remembers that she left it in there and goes back for it. Anyway, I decided to post it because of the hilarious Justin Bieber folder inside, HAHAHAHA.

Last night I went to the 2010 Festival of Praise with people from my cell group. It was held at the Singapore Indoor Stadium and that was the first time that I've ever been there xD

So, first we met as a group at the new Stadium MRT station, and check out the washrooms:

I've probably seen a queue to the male washroom less than five times in my life. Why is it so? Is the female population larger? Do ladies have smaller bladders? Do guys hate going to public washrooms more than women? It is such a mystery.

The queue to get inside. Thank goodness we didn't have to line up for very long. We were inside the stadium about ten minutes after joining the queue.

The view from my seat inside the indoor stadium. Not too bad, but far from "front row", hahaha.

I'm pretty sure the event was full house that night, and according to Wikipedia, the maximum capacity of the Singapore Indoor Stadium is 12,000.

Praise and worship was led by Planetshakers...

... and Don Moen!

There were a couple of messages, and yeah. It was a great night. Last night's was the first night of the event, and there's going to be another one tonight but I'm not going.

I have homework to do ):