i sit here. bored....

[cavemanintheair]

lately bored seems to be the name of the game. my days off, which i cherish like birthdays, always end with me sitting around not knowing what to do with myself. ive done laundry, im not hungry, i cleaned my room, i went to the movies, and i went out driving. but its still only about 9:30. a few nights ago, not sure how many, i upgraded my computer

Comments

[_walk_blindly_x]

camp nowhere!!
definately one of my most favoritist movies,
next to spiceworld...

Moment

[sentimental_one]

For me, I think the most powerful moment was when the woman read the letter from her son that he wrote a few weeks before he died. Number one, I'm a sentimental fool and I cried because I cry when other people cry. But also, this was the woman who at the Employement agency was all gung ho about the military, and was from a long line of soldiers. She'd sent many of her kids to the arm forces. I don't remember exactly (I saw it a while ago) but didn't she support Bush before her son's death? I thought it was moving because there is no reason her son had to die. I thought that was a powerful moment. Though the info about the Bush connections to the Saudi's may be the most disturbing fact.

Re: Moment

[jeabby]

Dude I cried like a baby during that part.

Oh and Donnie Darko is one of the weirdest movies I've ever seen and I love it oh so much. They're re-releasing it in the theaters sometime soon, I think. And Camp Nowhere definitely brings back some great childhood memories. So all-in-all, good choices.