Argh, I'm back to work on Monday, it feels weird after being off for a few days. I'd rather have been at work yesterday, since I had to go to the doctor's, and they just told me to make an appointment with another doctor to get my blood tested. Well, quite frankly, they could have told me that in the first place and got it done sooner, instead of me having to travel over there, just for five minutes so they could tell me that. Needless to say, I was not best pleased about it. So I have another appointment next week to have my blood done.

I watched Switchback this morning, and I gotta say, it's not a very good film. I knew straight away that it wouldn't be Jared Leto's character that done it. And I don't think the acting in general was all that good. And William Fichtner was barely in it. So that's probably another one that I won't be watching again, nor buying on dvd.

Oh yeah, I was searching through my desk and bedside table, and I found about five books, that all have bookmarks about a quarter of the way through them. I guess I just stopped reading them, and moved onto something else. I should really finish them, I don't really seem to be in the reading mood lately. Just feel like slouching down and watching a movie or something, but then, when I look at what movie to watch, I decide against watching a movie, and wander around trying to find something to do. I think I'm going through a restless-not-knowing-what-to-do-with-myself phase. Hopefully I'll get out of that soon.

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Firstly, I have to mention the death of Heath Ledger. Although I haven't seen many of films, I believe he was a good actor, and it is a great shame to hear of his death. It seems more and more people are dying before they can even reach thirty, which is a sad thing.

I started to watch "Heat" (starring Al Pacino and Robert De Nire). I got about half way through, then completely lost interest. I suppose it's a good movie, if you watching those that are nearly three hours long, but for me, I don't see what the fuss is about, and nor do I intend to watch it again.

Not much has really happened in my life these last couple of days, so I have nothing really to write about. So I'll just leave it here, saying a happy birthday to U-ta of Buck-Tick, and Matthew Lillard.

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This is my first time writing a journal entry, so it will probably be quite boring ordinary.
Last night I was watching CSI New York, an episode from season one called "Blood, Sweat and Tears". The team found a man in a pretty small box, all bent up, and in rigor mortis, and they straightened him up. I could barely watch that, even though I know it's real, there's just something about straightening the body when in rigor mortis that really gives me the creeps. Turns out it was a suicide, and his girlfriend was also supposed to take her own life, but decided just before she was about to that she could change the things in her life that she didn't like. So, I was thinking, that's a pretty important message, that no matter how bad your life may seem to be, that there's always ways you can change it, it just takes something to make you realize that.

Uhm, what else, oh Keifer Sutherland was released from prison yesterday, at the end of his 48-day sentence, which is good news. At least he actually served his full sentence, unlike a few female "celebrities" I've heard about in the past few months. Hopefully he won't drink-drive again.

I read that X Japan are releasing a "Japanese Best Album" sometime this year. I, personally, thought that X Japan had enough Best-Of's and compiliations floating around, hm, apparantly not.

Hmm, I've run out of things to say. That shows you how exciting my life is, huh? But then, Monday's are rarely very interesting for me.

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