Tuesday. Better than Monday.
A bit at least.
Last night ended better than the day started. Watched a really good movie on tv. Found it by coincidence. "Alice Paul", with Hilary Swank. She played Alice Paul who fought for the women's right to vote back in 1920. It was unbelievable to see how they tried to stop her campaign! It was really well played by all the actors.
Then I ( Read more... )
Last night ended better than the day started. Watched a really good movie on tv. Found it by coincidence. "Alice Paul", with Hilary Swank. She played Alice Paul who fought for the women's right to vote back in 1920. It was unbelievable to see how they tried to stop her campaign! It was really well played by all the actors.
Then I ( Read more... )
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