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Holidays. Holy-days. I don't think I could have made it through another day of school without collapsing into hysterical tiredness. But what to do now?
Watch 'El Crimen Del Padre Amaro', which is supposed to be controversial LIKE WOAH. All about a young, handsome, sexy-but-cute, big-eyed (sorry, got sidetracked) priest arriving in a town full of corruption and deceit. And he falls in love with a girl (who confessed to having been 'sensual' whilst thinking about Jesus. Hm.) and bad bad bad things happen. Anyone who knows me will know that I love Gael Garcia Bernal more than cake itself, but I wish I liked the film more - for all the controversy and fuss, it turned out to be a little bit...underdone. But anything that exposes the hidden corruption of the Catholic Church is worth giving a shot, especially if it stars good-looking (and often naked) Mexican actors.
Ross Noble is bringing 'Noodlemeister' to Chelmsford! Who wants to go? I'll be there with bells on (literally, if I borrow Juliet's jester outfit).
Watch 'El Crimen Del Padre Amaro', which is supposed to be controversial LIKE WOAH. All about a young, handsome, sexy-but-cute, big-eyed (sorry, got sidetracked) priest arriving in a town full of corruption and deceit. And he falls in love with a girl (who confessed to having been 'sensual' whilst thinking about Jesus. Hm.) and bad bad bad things happen. Anyone who knows me will know that I love Gael Garcia Bernal more than cake itself, but I wish I liked the film more - for all the controversy and fuss, it turned out to be a little bit...underdone. But anything that exposes the hidden corruption of the Catholic Church is worth giving a shot, especially if it stars good-looking (and often naked) Mexican actors.
Ross Noble is bringing 'Noodlemeister' to Chelmsford! Who wants to go? I'll be there with bells on (literally, if I borrow Juliet's jester outfit).