Health And Hunger Games.

Mar 27, 2012 21:03

Health Update - I saw the doctor on Friday. We talked about the dizzy spells. She looked in my ears and said everything looked fine. She also said there is a virus going around with the exact symptoms that I have. I asked what I could do about it and she said, "Wait it out." Boo that. Then she suggested that I take a decongestant. But I don't like ( Read more... )

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vikingprincess March 28 2012, 01:37:50 UTC
I'll go see it in a month or so when the crowds will be MUCH smaller. I am excited to see Harrelson as Haymitch - WH is a very underappreciated character actor.

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dodger_sister March 30 2012, 20:26:49 UTC
Well, if you go see Hunger Games with a smaller crowd, there will be less people to hear you sob hysterically. (unless you aren't a pussy like me and you don't actually cry like a little baby).

Woody Harrelson is AMAZING. I mean, he was always cute back in the days of "Cheers" but he has just grown into an awesome character actor. You wait until you see him as Haymitch.

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vikingprincess March 31 2012, 01:11:19 UTC
Oh, I cry in movies - but it's the silent, 'my eyes must be broken because they're leaking' tears.

No doubt!

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dodger_sister March 31 2012, 02:45:50 UTC
but it's the silent, 'my eyes must be broken because they're leaking' tears.

That was actually how I cried during the movie. Sometimes I sob hysterically but usually when watching in my living room, not so much in the theater. Also, I was pretty 'sobbed-out' by the time I saw the movie, what with having finished Mockingjay two days before.

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vikingprincess March 31 2012, 13:15:42 UTC
Makes perfect sense. A good cry can just empty you right out.

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