At home with Wyatt

Got up from sleep, well if you can call it sleep haha. Think I was in bed for maybe just an hour. Can't remember if I sleep at all lolx.

Had gotten back from Suntec for lunch, walked around abit, did some groceries at Carrefour. Felt sleepy and tired, just walking a few steps and I wanted to sit down. So headed home. I was still weak. Of course lah, since didn't get to eat my energy food like donuts, cheesecakes, ice-cream and CHOCOLATE!

I think I am a bit better, no, much better than yesterday, but still, I am sick. WORSE THAN GETTING SICK IS BEING SICK!

Yesterday I watched Wyatt Earp, the one starring Kevin Costner. Did saw it before. Wyatt Earp was among my childhood legendary western heroes. There were several movies with Wyatt Earp character in the movies, recent one include the one with Kurt Russell. Some protrayed him as good, some as bad. Maybe he was a bit of both. But his story is legendary. This particular version has him trying to uphold justice, I say justice becuase as everyone knows, the law can work on both sides. The spectacular visual of 4 guys standing in the middle of the street, holding their guns/rifles is legendary, then walking towards their enemies.

More than a western, it is a story of brotherly love and bond, his brothers could just leave him, but they never did. When one of the brother died, I couldn't help crying with him. And then there were other people who stuck with him, like Bat Masterson and Doc Holliday. One phrase that Doc spoke strike a cord in me, and made me teary again:

"I will be there for you".

And he meant every word of it. Though they hardly knew each other, he had felt that this man, Wyatt Earp, was worth dying for. Well, he was dying of TB anyway, but he treated Wyatt as a special friend.