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I don't know if it was because I drank that lime and bitter in the morning when I shouldn't have but as though I was taken over by a tooni-mono I went and bought another pair of thongs (these are shoes where I come from), a blouse and a copy of Musicophilia. It just has such lovely lettering on the cover, sitting on my desk, reminding me I can't

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[gajillion]

this post made me so sad.

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It was probably my fault for choosing to see them. Don't be though - there's always the chance that tomorrow will be fabulous. :)

[gajillion]

ah, no - not that kind of sad. I'm happy, really, because tomorrow (today?) and a new year, and it's really fantastic you're feeling anew. just -

ITS A SILLY SAD.
the type often prescribed to middle aged women and first days of school.

I am glad you indulged a little, though; too many spend too much on buying devices and advisers to help remind them of such things, so really, you're saving money here. 8D

[saying_sooth]

I totally agree with you on the movies (was going through your journal for writing when I stumbled upon this).

Benjamin Button, I cried through at least a good half of it, though usually in spurts. I think it was because Cate Blanchett was so beautiful, and because all of the situation started to appear.

Slumdog Millionaire, I didn't cry so much, but maybe a little at the last question. It was good. =)

And uh...yeah, this reply is rather late for the post, but I TOTALLY AGREE WITH THIS ENTRY. Those were the two most powerful movies of the year, and I'm glad I didn't see them one after the other. @__@

[glockdown]

I'm so terribly sorry it's taken so long to get back to you. Exam prep (and being distracted from said exam prep) is consuming me completely.

Rereading this entry reminded me that it's been ages since I've seen a movie. I think the last one I went to was Watchmen - another goodie.

Anyway, thanks for taking the time to check out my writing and to chat. :3