I got to cover Han Ga In's event in Singapore yesterday. Okay, on Wednesday. Lol. I just finished "The Moon That Embraces The Sun" and then she's suddenly in Singapore. What shamanisn is this! /weeps in pure joy/

Anyway, she was here to open Korean Film Festival 2012 in Singapore with her film, "Architecture 101". The movie isn't as boring as the title suggests; it talks about first loves and how it usually- and realistically- doesn't always last. The only thing that does last, though, are the memories and the regrets that come with it.

I was pretty much binded around the chest by a tight wire through the movie because it was exactly like what we had. Except I will not suddenly turn up one day to ask him to build me a house, or for the matter, teach me how to play basketball again.

How they became friends, how they slowly got closer, how their sweet moments happened- even how a stupid misunderstanding happened. Every single thing reminded me of you. Me. Us. And how the past will always remain as the past. You are happy now with a girl who loves you back just as much as you love her and that makes me happy, too. I am relieved to know that you no longer see yourself as someone unworthy of anybody's love.

You will always remain a part of me, a part of my most beautiful memories.

First loves don't last but the memories do- and those feelings, too.

:)