If you could travel back in time to spend a day with someone, who would it be and why?

If I could travel back in time and still know what I know now, I would go back to before my firstborn son died to spend time with him because I miss him so much!

Current Mood: tired

I just finished watching "A Price Above Rubies" with Christopher Eccleston in it. It was a good movie, but he was not a good man in it. He played a dishonest, cheating, manipulative Jewish man. His character(Sender)took advantage of a lonely, young Jewish woman married to his younger, purist brother. I totally enjoyed Chris in this role and think he carried off the Jewish New York accent reasonably well. There were a couple of sex scenes as usual, but we didn't get to see Chris's lovely backside in this movie.

Current Mood: sleepy

I just finished watching "Jude" with Christopher Eccleston and Kate Winslet. I love everything CE does, but this was a hard movie to watch. There was a lot of pain and angst and not much joy. Having one of your children kill your other two children and then hanging himself would tear you apart. CE was at his intense best in the role of Jude. The role of angst-ridden everyday men seems to be what CE likes to play the best. Even though this was one of his early roles, he showed the intensity that serves him so well in almost every role he plays. I've seen 7 of CE's movies ( Shallow Grave, Elizabeth, 28 Days Later, Gone In 60 Seconds, The Others, The Invisible Circus, and Jude) and the only 2 movies that he didn't die in or play a dead man in were "The Invisible Circus" and "Jude". I would, definitely like to see more movies and shows where he lives!

Current Mood: tired

She loved him. She had always loved him. He loved her. He knew he would love her forever. Their souls recognized one another. They spent almost every day together. They were inseparable. Where she went, he went. Where he went, she went. Each night they were torn apart by unknowing forces, unaware that they were tearing kindred souls apart, unaware of the soul-deep suffering they were causing. The day came when he came no more. She was lost. She ran away to try and find the other half of her soul. They brought her back. She left, again. They brought her back, again. Finally, she understood that she would have to be patient and wait. She understood, on a soul-deep level, that one day their souls would be reunited. She would go on. Her soul would wait, patiently, for his. When you are five years old, all things seem possible.

Current Mood: thoughtful