THE C CIRCLE

I am saddened by the news over Yahoo that one of Hollywood’s finest actors, Patrick Swayze succumbed to cancer at age 57. I happened to watch two of Patrick’s well loved movies - Dirty Dancing (1987) and Ghost (1990s). However, the latter left a mark in my heart. As it was a movie, even though there was no violence or sex shown in it, but was watched and loved by a lot of people all over the world. I even watched it a dozen of times, if I’m not mistaken and I am keeping a DVD copy of it, too.

Ghost was a story of two people, truly in love with each other but in the heart wrenching end part of the movie had to separate ways for Sam (Patrick’s character) died from a gunshot wound when a robber tried to steal his wallet for the robber thought in it is where the code to a bank account is being kept by him.

Ghost also starred the drop-dead gorgeous beauty Demi Moore, who portrayed Patrick’s girlfriend - Molly and the hilarious Whoopi Goldberg, who played the character of Oda Mae Brown.

Sam’s ghost is haunting Oda Mae (a psychic medium) so that it can forewarn Molly of the danger that might befall her unless she stay away from Sam’s assassin, Carl, who happened to be their close friend. However, because of greediness, money took over Carl’s whole being.

For those of you who have not watched the movie “Ghost” yet, I encourage you to get a DVD copy of it and see for yourself what true love can do even beyond this life.

The Morning Rush is my morning companion every time I drive myself home. Being awake all night and going home the morning after could spell “accident” on the road so it’s very important that I keep myself up and what a way to do it is tune in to RX93.1 FM.

The dynamic tandem of Chico and Delamar (I love the name, by the way) does not fail to brighten up my mornings. The radio show concept “she says, he says” is given justice by these two radio host’s sense of humour and wit. The way they tackle their “Top 10’s” is in such a manner that their listeners can relate to. It’s as if all their “Top 10’s”, in one way or another, I experienced too.

Kudos, Chico and Delamar! Posting this is my way of saying “thank you” for keeping me company.