Iron Man 2
May. 4th, 2010 01:35 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
allopenstarSo I watched Iron Man 2 with my JC best friends. And it was good. I had no expectations going in, because I remembered Iron Man (2008) being a joke of a movie, so Iron Man 2 was so much better in comparison. But there are opinions otherwise, which prompts me to search for Iron Man (2008) and re-watch it again. I have read the wiki plot of Iron Man (2008) and it sounds as lulzy as I remembered, so maybe it'll be as crappy as I remembered. Sorry, I like the plot and motivation of the second movie better.
So sad that I can't hang out with my CG tmr, not only because I have alr watched the movie, but because my dad is putting pressure on me to be home early. CG won't end too early on Wed, so unfortunately Friday's meet with Mel will have to end by 10.30. Sat is also not going to end early, and that is the story of my life. Every week I alr have 2 days that I won't be home early. If I want to meet anybody, half my weeknights are spent outside. And that is def not okay with my dad.
Right now, it really doesn't look likely that my dad is gonna give up on this time thing, and I don't want to lift it up to God reluctantly, gritting my teeth and hoping that God will do something. Instead, I want to lift it up with faith, lift it high with the belief that I will overcome, somehow.
My lack of ability to spend time with people is really frustrating me. I really want to quit. Yet, how I can give up my current project for my dad? In what way would that be salt and light?
So sad that I can't hang out with my CG tmr, not only because I have alr watched the movie, but because my dad is putting pressure on me to be home early. CG won't end too early on Wed, so unfortunately Friday's meet with Mel will have to end by 10.30. Sat is also not going to end early, and that is the story of my life. Every week I alr have 2 days that I won't be home early. If I want to meet anybody, half my weeknights are spent outside. And that is def not okay with my dad.
Right now, it really doesn't look likely that my dad is gonna give up on this time thing, and I don't want to lift it up to God reluctantly, gritting my teeth and hoping that God will do something. Instead, I want to lift it up with faith, lift it high with the belief that I will overcome, somehow.
My lack of ability to spend time with people is really frustrating me. I really want to quit. Yet, how I can give up my current project for my dad? In what way would that be salt and light?
