Saturday, September 8, 2007

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Hello. On Thursday morning (by that I have no mood to work, do not know if I talked about it in another post, is that floor lie a thousand, especially lately) I went to see Match Point, Woody Allen, I bought the other day at a good price on the M. Markt. Not bad the movie, for several reasons:
"The main character (Jonathan Rhys Meyers) has a first scene that you see, and also a cop out in the movie and has an air of Luis Tosar.
"It's very entertaining. I'll take the beginning of the movie, which say that in life, if you're lucky, the ball tends to fall across the network, but there are times when one is on the side and lose. It seems a very real metaphor. Applying it to my life, I feel that very few times the ball has passed over. Although for that you have energy and desire to play the game, which is rarely the case.

In short, I liked the movie. Yesterday I saw another, hanging out with my sister and her boyfriend (fast has become the custom, but that does not mean that my sister has "dropped the donkey" and has not suddenly changed, not even a little, his way of being a so sharp ...). Anyway. We saw "Evan Almighty," which is pretty funny. I liked (apart from special effects that like the U.S. to demonstrate all the pasta they have to make films), especially the roll slightly green that distills the movie. Another thing that made me think and made me a little sad was what God says Morgan Freeman on the reason that forces the main character to build the ark, showing that the world would be better if we could all trust and believe in others . The message is great, but what made me sad was that I, though I try and desperately wants it, I feel most of the time that I can not trust people. And that's not something to cheer.

Although I always have the consolation of thinking that this blog where I let my thoughts is a way to start slowly letting others (thank you all for being there) into my life without hurting myself, what I fear most, and begin to believe a little in others. I'm sure if I can slowly increase my confidence will be closer to something resembling happiness (bliss there, but people seek it).

Kisses.

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