Date : Thursday, September 10, 2009
Time : 2:47 PM
Title : homeless to harvard

omg! u must watch the movie.
im just finishing it. and its really inspiring!. its good when ur so lazy or blur with ur life.
dude! watch this,its based on a true story and please wake up!
we are human being, all the same. so if she can do it, why not we?
i know u guys agree with me.. but then, its all up to ourselves pulak kn.
i want to change! maybe i will try. a couple of days. hahaha.
hope its will b immortal. ughh, idk its really need a braveheart!
but im.. nope.. my heart is soooo easy to goyah ..
my life . umm, what interest me is fashion, style.. the rest. idk.. pretty lame ryt.
argh, i want to be someone that mature that can change for the better.
i know all this but why, why am i sooo idk, it seems like no words can describe it.
i bet some of u felt the same. pity u, pity me, pity us.
maybe to survive we have to realize . education is really important.
maybe its not that important to you, but to live and to our dignity and pride.
yeap.. very important! off now.
just think.think for your own good.. even if its so hard, try. PLEASE.

heres a peek-a-boo of this movie (so the previous movie actually)
In this fact-based cable TV drama, Thora Birch stars as Liz Murray, the daughter of a loving but extremely dysfunctional Bronx family. Weighed down with a coke-addict father and an HIV-infected mother, Liz spends her early years shuttling from squalid apartment to public shelter and back again. At 15, she breaks away from her home life (what there is of it) and takes to the streets. Only after the death of her mother does Liz develop the determination to better her lot in life. Virtually begging her way back into high school, she becomes a superb student, and at 19, with funding from a scholarship and a part-time job with the New York Public Interest Group, "born loser" Liz enters Harvard University. The real Liz Murray co-produced the film and plays a cameo role as a social worker. Homeless to Harvard: The Liz Murray Story premiered April 7, 2003, on the Lifetime network. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide