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| how to edit a page, armstrong, arliss howard, pacino, strange news, comedy video, bob, larry charles, funny essays, guy torry, album (music), woody harrelson, robert b. weide, pauline lynch, | Which brings me to the next order of business, it's recently occurred to me that to return to grad school, I don't need to stay in New York. Boston was a city that came to mind and one that inflamed a lecture from two friends about actors how I was destined to live my whole actors life here and couldn't leave. I think it would be great to return to a full academic environment and regain a little bit of the self I once had. I am actors pondering it over and might start looking for schools out of state. I have had a great life here- if you count the number of bars I have been to, but other than that what I have really accomplished. It doesn't feel like a whole lot at this point. I don't eat or sleep well. I smoke and drink too much during depressive bouts. I rarely have mental clarity on any subject and sometimes I feel so unhappy, it consumes me to the point where I can't function. |
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| And a story I have heard far too many times from women I know, it's a throw back to Victorian times. If showtunes weren't enough, we rented three movies with classic love themes: Walk the Line, Just Friends, and The Constant Gardener. I armstrong don't have to expand upon the idea that The Constant Gardener has to be one of the most beautiful love stories I have watched. Absolutely outstanding, armstrong a marriage of convenience turns into a tragic love armstrong affair. I might have cried a little. And the soulmates of Johnny Cash and June Carter, then we throw in the friendship becomes love theme (come on, it's a stupid movie, but relevant). How can you not watch these three movies and want something akin to that? After a day like Sunday, a spring fling just seems like a waste of my time. It wasn't just the romance aspect of these movies that I liked, it was the singular ambition each woman possessed. They were in love, but they had their own lives, I loved this. None of this Chess bullshit where the women are lamenting about their unreturned love, these women were living their own lives. |
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