Movie Premiere and Buddy Reunion
Well, it was my first 'movie premiere' ever...even though it was only local and it was a B-rated movie, it was still great to see all the actors and actresses in the movie. One of my colleages / friend was in the movie as the 'evil assistant' so I had to attend to cheer him on. The movie scared me a couple of times at the start...but majority of the time, we were just laughing away. It was great! The theater was about 85% filled and had a local band during the beginning.
This was also a great opportunity to catch up with my old college buddy. We haven't really seen each other since we graduated from college and saw each other once when we were back at the university for recruiting. So we met at the local pub...had some appetizers...had a couple of beers and just catch up with each others' lives. So much as changed...yet so much remains the same.
It made me miss our university days of being stressed-out, study camps in our own special study lounge...not knowing if we were going to pass our classes or not. We were a pack of 6 or 7...and went through the same classes and same difficulties. It was an amazing time when I felt I didn't fit in...they were there to let me know that I do! When I felt I was in the wrong major, my buddy was there to help me through.
This type of friendship is hard to come by and it made me realized that even though we are all 'grown-up', we should still remain good friends all in all, despite the work schedules, personal lives, georgraphy distance,etc. I look back and I do treasure those days.
This was also a great opportunity to catch up with my old college buddy. We haven't really seen each other since we graduated from college and saw each other once when we were back at the university for recruiting. So we met at the local pub...had some appetizers...had a couple of beers and just catch up with each others' lives. So much as changed...yet so much remains the same.
It made me miss our university days of being stressed-out, study camps in our own special study lounge...not knowing if we were going to pass our classes or not. We were a pack of 6 or 7...and went through the same classes and same difficulties. It was an amazing time when I felt I didn't fit in...they were there to let me know that I do! When I felt I was in the wrong major, my buddy was there to help me through.
This type of friendship is hard to come by and it made me realized that even though we are all 'grown-up', we should still remain good friends all in all, despite the work schedules, personal lives, georgraphy distance,etc. I look back and I do treasure those days.
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