Harry Potter Fever

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I already watched. I can't wait to see the last installment of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. I skipped half a day at work just so I could spend some time with my husband and watch my most favorite series in a film story, and I watched in 3D.

When Harry Potter was published many years back, I already knew I will fall in love with it, and I went on collecting its books, and I have 6, I still have to buy Book 6 to complete my set. I wonder what can equal Harry Potter and his adventures. If there's one thing I love about it, there's magic and suspense and fiction all in one story.

I am also looking forward to Breaking Dawn, the first installment of the 2 parts of Stephenie Meyer's last book.

But you know what, I still have a long list of pending reads, and I just can't seem to touch it yet. Just today, I was able to finish a booklet/module for the Region's Wage Order, and there is more I need to learn and study with regards to my job. But no books!

Why do we feel like we are always running out of time? Hayyy...this puts me in a dilemma, a time dilemma. And I admit, I'm never getting any younger. I just look it.


Nakapanood ka na ba?

Comments

escape said…
the movie was really good. amazing how they made it stunning through the views and the scenes.
7/16/2011 7:20 AM
kg said…
loved the movie sheng. i am not that critical of movies, kaya naman i truly enjoyed it. :)
7/16/2011 9:43 PM
anney said…
Can't wait to watch this! kaya lang it's fully booked! I have to wait a week before we can watch.
7/17/2011 7:43 PM
Photo Cache said…
i haven't seen it yet. i always wait until the crowd thins out before i go watch :)
7/18/2011 2:02 PM
Eds said…
hindi pa din ako nakapanood.wait nalang ako ng dvd copy. saka mas excited ako sa breaking dawn eh
7/18/2011 4:54 PM
onyxx said…
like you, i'm glad i watched this film in 3D -- frankly it deserved no less. the director did a great job, and the cast was great. it was kind of bittersweet to say goodbye to this series but i'm ready to move on now... :)
7/19/2011 4:26 AM
Reena said…
i will miss hp!!! ang galing ng last movie pero i dont want to let go yet. haha
7/20/2011 5:40 PM
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