Hmm, the mind-body connection has been amply demonstrated to me this past week. I had the most stressful week in my new job thus far, which caused me to eat very non-nutritious foods, and skip all but my scheduled workouts. (I haven't run since 2 weeks ago!). I also forgot to take my vitamin, and worked the full 5 days last week. And guess what. I'm sick now. Crappy cough that feels just like the one I got right before my TAP event in 2005. The one that lingered for 6 weeks. Boo.
I guess that was a not-so-subtle reminder to me that I have to take care of myself a bit better, huh? Thursday I'm leaving for vacation with Kristin in the Caribbean. Yay. But so much to do before then...
Well, at least we've caught up on our Netflix movies. We watched "Walk the Line" and "Amelie". Both pretty good. Neither are my new favorites, but they were both enjoyable. "Amelie" was incredibly quirky and odd. Oh, and I finally got a working copy of "The Devil Wears Prada" from Netflix - I bought it for $6 but they sent me a defective one the first time. I *LOVE* that movie. It's definitely one of my all time favorites. One of the few times where the movie was *much* better than the book.
So, have you seen those movies? What did you think of them?
Loved Devil Wears Prada! Mike wouldn't see it with me so I treated myself to a matinee on my day off. Walk the Line was good. I like Reese Witherspoon, especially in Legally Blonde. Speaking of movies, have you heard anything about that Adam Sandler/Don Cheadle movie that's out now?
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ReplyDeleteDevil Wears Prada was surprisingly good! Anne Hathaway was very cute.
Amelie was definitely quirky - but also a very sweet movie. I saw it several years ago, but will always remember the bit with the garden gnomes.:-)
Walk the Line was great too. Joaquin was soooo talented in that movie. I thought it was very romantic.
There you have it! I hope you're well, and I still owe you an e-mail.
The only thing I wish they would have included in the movie that was in the book was her having to sing to get into the building.
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