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[rebness]

The excesses of the past couple of weeks have prompted me to take up another (undoubtedly shortlived) wellbeing kick, so today I:

* Managed twenty minutes on the stepping machine o' D00m, hard level
* Read a Rousseau essay, Brokeback Mountain and three chapters of a novel
* Made sushi for lunch tomorrow
* Drank copious amounts of mint tea and water
* Ate a chocolate and cream crepe

All right, so the last one is pretty shameful, but still. Health, wealth and mind taken into consideration today. Good, good.

Also, this-- ganked from versailles_rose:

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Comments

[ladydaydream.livejournal.com]

chocolate and cream crepe

Mmm yum! Sounds very nice to me. I reckon Chocolate must be good for your well being too. :)

Good choice of films. You've just reminded me that I really need to watch Good Bye Lenin!

[rebness.livejournal.com]

I have to admit, the crepe was *good* :D

Good Bye Lenin! is a great film. It presses the reality of the harshness of life for those in Germany struggling to adapt after Communism but with gentle humour and a sympathetic (and gorgeous) lead. Heehee.

[zhonghua2000.livejournal.com]

How did you like reading Brokeback Mountain as compared to seeing the film? Also, I saw only one movie on your list (so far). Guess which one? :D

[rebness.livejournal.com]

The story was strange to read. Alma was less sympathetic, but I think it made me understand Jack and Ennis a lot more.

Only one? Crivvens! I shall have to pester you to watch the others, now. Hmm... Fight Club?

[zhonghua2000.livejournal.com]

Hmm... Fight Club?

Am I that transparent? LOL!! Ok, I'll READ Brokeback Mountain though I usually do that the other way round with books/movies. Except for Harry Potter.

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaand, I'll try one of those movies. Amelie seems to be the best choice I'm thinking/wondering. ;)

[rebness.livejournal.com]

Amelie is the cutest thing ever and must be responsible for a surge in income for the Paris tourist board. Hee.