Oh, I don't doubt she was in many movies. I checked out her filmography yesterday and that's how I found out she was in Interview with a Vampire. I saw that movie long ago but don't remember her in it because she had a small part. It's just that all the films she was in after that didn't interest me one bit. I know who her husband is and he's a great actor. But thanks for the link.
I wish you the same I really feel good! Thank God I saw it coming and moved out in the country! I wouldn't want to be anywhere near those big cities now and in near future.
Indeed. I see all those businesses closed down and wonder where our civilization is going. That global reset better be worth it for a lot of people or I know plenty who will pissed and it will not be pretty. Meanwhile, enjoy life and friends as much as you can because it can be taken away in the blink of an eye.
I understand perfectly. Our pubs will reopen here on May the 8th. I can't wait to sit on a terrasse in the sun, drink me a cocktail, watch passersby and exchange a good convo with a total stranger.
Hello, Kaybee! Not sure how long it's been but much too long to be deprived of your thoughtful posts. I trust you've been doing well and keeping out of trouble?
I've had no doubt that it is so since the beginning of this mess. Only, God can use bad people as well as good people for His grand plan. It's His prerogative as the Master of the universes.
While y'all are on LOCKDOWN, It would be nice for you to think about ALL those INNOCENT men who were and are presently on LOCKDOWN either in temporary correctional facilities or in prisons around the world. Much ado has been made of Julian Assange's illegal incarceration and while he rightly and very much belongs in the list of men to give thoughts to during this period of pandemic LOCKDOWN panic, his condition is no different to that of the thousands of innocent men who share and have shared his fate, with the exception that his case has gone viral ( and rightly so ) while the cases of those many others have largely been ignored by the media and the population at large, seemingly oblivious to the conditions that their tax monies allow. For having myself shared their fate and come out mentally scarred for life, I can attest to the damages that such incarceration bring about on an INNOCENT man. Your complaints of such LOCKDOWN, while understandable, show how much removed you all are to the plight of those INNOCENT men who were and are presently incarcerated and forced to share a few square feet with dangerous or otherwise mentally unstable individuals and with whom ceaseless diplomacy is needed in order to make a day pass without incidents or otherwise dramatic events. While the present population LOCKDOWN permits all of you to enjoy a kitchen where delicious foods can be cooked, a full bathroom where bubble baths can be enjoyed, a comfortable living room where books, music and movies can be consumed and a bedroom where a sweet soft bed can used... the LOCKDOWN that those INNOCENT men have to suffer with permits NONE of those home comforts. For those INNOCENT men, there is NO kitchen to cook a delicious meal in, no bathroom to enjoy a bubble bath in, NO living room to enjoy a book, a movie or music in and NO bedroom with a sweet soft bed to sleep in. In those temporary holding facilities or in prisons, the food is brought in plastic trays, tuck away in tall open carts on wheels where the food has plenty of time to go cold by the time it is served. There is often no music to enjoy and the books are brought in by volunteers ( bless their hearts ) while the TV is stuck on the most boring channel one can think of. The beds are of cold hard metal on which a thin foam thing that doesn't deserve the name of mattress can often be found torn and used beyond any existence of comfort on which sleep comes but a few hours at a time before a 6am wake up call is rang in with sugarless coffee and a sorry-looking thing that pretends itself to be breakfast. Could this present state of worldwide LOCKDOWN, while enforced by human authority, be a devine admonition at best or a punishment at worst for the general apathy and lack of solidarity, if not outrage, for the conditions that those INNOCENT men have found themselves in? While my humanity leads me to frown on such a notion, my sense of justice often, and daily, cries loud and clear that it is the case. I will leave you with an admonition of my own: unless we humans decide to give interest to the injustices that daily plague our world, worse things will happen besides being forced to stay in a comfortable home!
Damian Lewis is a fantastic actor but most of the films he was in were meh... I loved him in Dreamcatcher, great film! I don't think I saw any of the films his wife was in although her face rings a bell. Cancer is nasty. They really need to find a cure against that scourge!!
Lockdown = more time to devote to drawing, writing, reading and gaming. But really, I haven't experienced lockdown as much as those who live in a city. I live in the country so I can still go for walks any time I want. Also, I have very few friends and they live in the area so we can still hang out. They can't come over but that's ok, I'm not so much into receiving company.
Matter of fact, our pubs are reopening on May the 8th so I'll go hangout with friends at a terrasse then. This whole Covid business hasn't changed much for me except having to wear a mask when I enter a public place. No big deal.
Before, I was forbidden to enter a bank masked, now it's required... go figure
Yes there is: "Honeybaby, I've finally decided to lose all that weight. I'm going to run 30min everyday and since I can't go a minute without your charming company I'm inviting you to join me. After that, we can take a shower together "
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Hello, Kaybee! 
and watched Barbarians instead. 
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and watched Barbarians instead.
and happy birthday 
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RE: sardine salad
OH Pete's Sake! I keep hitting the wrong emo on this phone.Since we can't edits posts:
It does look yummy
What wine goes with that?