the show is about...
When his mean boss asks him to house-sit, a young man (Kutcher) tries to use it as an opportunity to win the heart of his boss's daughter (Reid), on whom he has long had a crush. What he doesn't plan on is the long line of other houseguests that come along in the meantime...

xiaoqiang's words: now now...where's my boss's daughter??

watched " My Boss's Daughter" last night. It's is a damn hilarious show. if you need a show to pull off the tired, moody day. this is the one. kinda some dumb jokes too. the theatre i watched in is kinda old and spooky. usually people watched movies at Shaw House. while mine last night was at Shaw Centre( next to Pacific Plaza) up 13 storey (feeling unlucky?) when the lift opened, it gave a 80's new york, manhattan kinda feeling. Mirrors on the walls and doors, retro structure. those small cubic, marble tiles. the theatre is small, probably can only house 30 people. According to my aunt. that's where the early LIDO screens movies (speaking of retro) Seats are spacious, vintage sofa leather. (though it might abit greasy and buttons here and there) i thought the theatre catered more for the caucasians as there were more leg-rooms. you can tell it's old 'cos they still kept the old box seats right back-end of the theatre.

okie guys, when you read "Today" papers. look for this article written on food by this writer named karman. not that i purposely put her name on my blog or i fancy her. Or any other reason you can think about. (she's kinda sweet-looking and soft-spoken) it's just amazing that she maintained her figure well while writing about food. she's A M A Z I N G * with eyes opened* in case, the frogs in the well didn't know that you actually went food-tasting, invites to parties, resturants just to eat and write about the food in that particular place.