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[vina_apsara]

The medicine is starting to work, I noticed it about a week ago. I could do simple tasks without having to mentally prepare myself to do them. Seven days later I feel like a robot. Now I do things without thinking about them, but lucky for me they are all the right things. I just feel like the last one to know when I elaborately comment on someone'

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[anonymous]

I really enjoyed that movie as well. We can't get as many awesome movies here as in Madrid, but this was pretty thought provoking. Glad things are going progressively better. :) *Sarah from Blurty*

[vina_apsara]

Sarah! It's so good to see someone from Blurty! I've seen some good movies in the past year, but it's true a lot of them are directed by foreign directors or they're just foreign all together. Lucky for me Boston has a hefty handful of arthouse theatres.

[gabbyred]

just went to see the film today and i really liked it. lucky for me i got to see kill bill2 afterwards for free. what a change that was from
"Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind". I enjoyed both films. so hows it doing with the russian guy?hope all goes well

[vina_apsara]

There's nothing going with the Russian guy at the moment. The ball's in my court, he told me to call him when I'm going to do something fun. Unfortunately this weekend I'm doing the furthest thing from fun, moving. I can't think much further than that. I don't want to go to a movie with him yet, either, although I'm dying to see "Love Me If You Dare".

[gabbyred]

have you seen "bad education" its by almodovar a spanish director. Am off to see that tomorrow. havent heard of the film "love me if you dare", usually films come out much later in Britain....anyway good luck with the moving.

[vina_apsara]

I saw "Bad Education" in March, it's different than the two before it. It's kind of thriller-ish.