yeah, more film watching timess
I watched The Shawshank Redemption on Friday, and Braveheart last night. The Shawshank Redemption was brilliant, it was really really moving, I was nearly crying for a lot of it, and not many films make me cry. Actually not much in general makes me cry, so it’s quite an acheivement =].
Braveheart is another film I loved. I last watched it when I was home sick from school, pretty much unable to move off the sofa so the only thing I could do for about a week was watch films. First time I watched it it really moved me and I welled up at the end, but this time I was prepared, but still really enjoyed it.
But this blog isn’t ALL about films, oh no :). First off, my blog actually got read! Yes, IndigoCrayon, thankyou for commenting my blog =] it really made me feel loved, whooop. If I could work out how, I’d put you on my BlogRoll right now, but I’m still getting used to all this.
Secondly, I’m going on holiday tomorrow!!!!! I can’t wait! I’m going to EGYPT for a Nile Cruise :D. *does excited dance* I’ve not actually packed yet, and I have work from 3pm until about 8pm, so I’ll be running around in a mad panic when I get back filling my case with whatever junk I can think of and forgetting to take something crucial like my toothbrush or underwear, it’s the way it always goes with holidays. We’re leaving at 5am tomorrow morning. Yuckkkyyy.
And thirdly, I’ve finally finished Breaking Dawn. What a waste of my life that was. It sucked. I thought Stephenie Meyer could sink no lower in that series. I was wrong. So very, very wrong. I’m so glad to have finished it before tomorrow though, there’s no way I’m taking up valuable space lugging that piece of crap to Egypt and back. I’d be too tempted to drop it off the side of the boat. I don’t want to give anything away in this blog if you haven’t read it, so I’ll wait a while and review it when the hype’s died down. But in my opinion it sucked. Hopefully I’ve got some better books to read on holiday =].
Also, a nice little annecdote from this morning:). I have two dogs, both of them terriers though not pure-breeds. Because we’re going on holiday we needed somewhere for them to stay. Originally they were both going to stay with my grandparents, but the newer of the two dogs, Charlie, has a habit of chasing cyclists on walks, chewing furniture and escaping from the garden, you know, typical new dog things. But my grandad’s just found out he might have cancer, and at 87, he’s not in the best shape to deal with an over-excitable energy ball, so after a long series of desperate phonecalls, we’ve managed to find kennels for Charlie to stay in. Hopefully he’ll understand that we’ll come back for him. This morning we took Jumble, my other dog, to my grandparents to stay, because she’s older and calmer and they like having a small quiet dog about, but what we didn’t count on was that Charlie would whine in the most heart-renching manner possible when Jumble left the house without him. I sat next to him on the floor for about an hour while he just sat there trembling and whining. It’s quite hard to explain to a small dog that doesn’t speak English that his friend hasn’t gone forever. He just has the eyes that make you feel guilty.
But yay! EGYPT TOMORROW 😀
Love and all that
x x x
and that ^ ^ ^ ^ would be me and Charlie.
P.S. I’m trying to use more capitals when I’m posting, because I’m a grammar nerd.