Journal #7389

Posted 12 years ago2011-09-10 14:00:50 UTC
satchmo satchmo“Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better. -- Samuel Beckett”
I got up at 5 am, and went downstairs to watch a movie by myself.

It's a peaceful time of the day. 5 am on a Saturday is typically very quiet.

"Conversation with Other Women" put me in a sentimental mood.

I am a sentimental person to begin with, so the film just accentuated that aspect of me.

I was particularly sentimental about my son this morning. After he woke up, I carried him like a baby to the living room to have breakfast, and I spoon-fed him myself. Pretty soon, he wouldn't want me to feed him anymore.

I am missing the past when the past is still the present.

6 Comments

Commented 12 years ago2011-09-10 15:43:36 UTC Comment #48171
I have to recognize, I drop a tear or two when watching genuine dramas or profound-inspiring movies.
Commented 12 years ago2011-09-10 20:07:15 UTC Comment #48172
Me too.

We're all a bunch of wussies!
Commented 12 years ago2011-09-10 20:53:44 UTC Comment #48168
Emotion always trumps apathy.

Apathy is the worst state of being.
Commented 12 years ago2011-09-11 09:35:54 UTC Comment #48170
i'm a sucker for sad/dramatic/uplifting films too. Good Will Hunting: I tear up everytime i watch it...

')

Commented 12 years ago2011-09-11 22:02:18 UTC Comment #48173
Indeed I must agree with all above comments.
Commented 12 years ago2011-09-12 03:09:18 UTC Comment #48169
How about Shawshank Redemption? It's the ultimate dramatic and uplifting film.

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