An odd week... With mayo..

[tobermorywomble]

So I've been sick for most of the past 3 months. Not really bad sick, but I've had a series of virus's which keep knocking me about.

This week has been a total write off, with Tuesday being the best: Awake for 6 hours in a 36 hour period.

Anyway, a couple of observations on the week;

I have finally worked out why I like Whopers (The big burger

Comments

[arcanumveritas]

I know what you mean ...

- being sick off and on ... for months

- the onions and mayo ...

- In Bruges ... GLW and I saw it in the cinema, almost by accident ... came out sort of trying to be happy, but all flat instead. Technically a good film, but I wouldn't see it again.

[delwyn]

Now that's odd, for a I have a completely different perspective of In Bruges. Yes, it has some dark moments in it, but I find a lot of humour and laughs in there too - there's so much of the absurd in there that I can't help but laugh. I've described it as a film written by a melding of Guy Ritchie and Kevin Smith.

I first saw it about 2 months ago when a friend had rented it on Blu-ray not knowing it was region coded (and thus wouldn't play on his Japanese PS3). Since then, I've bought it on Blu-ray and watched it again. I think it was excellently done (writing, acting, cinematography, pacing) and will definitely watch it again in the future.

[fraerie]

saw In Bruges with Del and Rick at Del's place. They both thought it was awesome, I thought it was kinda meh, mildly amusing perhaps.

Hope you feel better soon, it seems to be a year for people to be ill.

[pollyanna_n]

You introduced me to "bastard burgers". I don't think I've had one since then!

[tobermorywomble]

Actually I haven't had one in ages (I vary rarely eat fast food). But it's one of those memories of taste that's so easy to place.

[daern]

Get Well Soon Comment.

Sorry we haven't been in touch. Seems we've been missing a few things, while prepping for little Penny.

I loved In Bruges. Saw it by myself at MIFF and laughed riotously and enjoyed every minute. Perhaps the virus didn't think it was funny.