  So Janette and I saw Vol. 2 of Kill Bill and the end is more longer and has many pieces that put the puzzle together. There was however a scene that was gory that I wouldn't expect but it has to do with a facial body part, one of the important ones. Enough said. I love both of the soundtracks and I can't wait to get them. ( Note: I am obsessed.
This film it is now file under new favorites of this year behind "Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind") I was so fortunate to get a ticket at 1000 Van Ness because the lines were long and I wanted a seat. I think I want to see this film one more time before Summer Blockbusters come out, like "Shrek 2" or "Harry Potter 3".
I decided to open up a new blog about work called workhellconfessions.blogspot.com It is about my experiences in the workplace and other work hell confessions that amuse me that I get from craigslist.org under the "Rants and Raves" section. Well, The Bastard has to put eclectic tunes at my workplace because the owner(The Big Chief, we will call him "Mr. Karma Keeper") requested so. So the workplace has spunk now, just the way I like it. No more sad elevator music, I get to hear appropriate favorites. Thank You "Mr. Karma Keeper". I find that my emotions get the best of me and the only way to deal is listen to music.
I feel any type of excuse is something that keeps us from death. It can be a comfort thing, an emotional thing, your worst enemy or best friend. Some people turn to drugs, food gain, weight loss, cigarettes, etc. In my last post, I said something about stress. It will always be there, you just got to contain it or you will go crazy. There are moments when I feel like I want to start a bad habit like smoking and then I get an epihany: 1. Don't smoke 2. Your friend Pete is trying to quit. 3. Cancer 4. Bad breathe 5. Bronchitis 6. All the bad things you know is bad, bad, bad 7. Don't self- destruct yourself, your better than that!
8. My singing All the various things that I know deep down that will hurt people who care about me. Vada was suppose to meet up with me for lunch and pay for it! But I guess she had other things to do. And Erinne, my math classmate was suppose to eat with me but I guess she forgot, again. After I had reminded her twice. So I ate PCR and had the special salad with slices of steak, 3 glasses of Diet Pepsi, 1 coffee, and pumpkin pie.
All of it was good. Many, many compliments. Other than that I saw Pete who gave me back "Kill Bill" Vol. 1 and who ethusiastically wants to see part 2. He really enjoy the film. From afar I was observing him but trying to enjoy my meal at the same time. I felt this empathic urgency in him when I saw his english teacher, Mr. Curzon-Brown walked in. Sometimes when I meet people I have a very intuitive feeling when things don't go right or do.
By their walk, their speech, I observe everything. And when his teacher was there I can feel Pete's nervousness around the people he was serving today. Maybe it was because I know him deep down what he is thinking, I could be wrong. And it is not just him but to people I meet for the first time or people I have known for a very long time.
I been analylizing people for a very long time, for as long as I can remember. I don't want to turn it to a profession. To put this subject mildly: I know when to walk away or stay and play. Catch my drift. Okay,enough said. I looked at Pete in the eye and I was right. I told him about how this teacher had a lot of controversy in the past, that it was even big for CNN. I have a lot on my mind but I try not to think about too much, so for now this is it. Songs Of The Moment: The SDTK's of "Kill Bill" Vol 1 and Vol.
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