(no subject)

[elvendoll]

i've been feeling fairly antisocial since i got back from austin.
i don't know what it is, or how much of it is SAD, but i'm feeling rather withdrawn around other people.
i haven't hermitted myself away, in part because i know that i get cabin fever fairly quickly and in part because i'm hoping that if i keep going as if everything is normal, everything will snap back into place at any moment.
in some ways, i feel like this affected how i was at brunch today - more distracted and scattered then usual, not really staying in one place for too long and not partaking in conversations. and if i could go back and redo it, i'd try - but i don't feel like i'd succeed, and that leaves me a bit grumpy at myself.

i finished work for my sociology class. i skipped doing the last discussion assignment, just because i was feeling so done with the class. i hope i'll find out what my grade is in the next couple of days.
i also seem to be on a movie kick. this weekend, i watch most of the red violin and confidence (both of which i have seen before) and then thirteen, which still has me reeling a little.

i might take tomorrow as a day to veg, but i need to dig into the psych class this week, and hopefully finish the work before spring classes start.

Comments

[iggee25.livejournal.com]

Bingo.

[elvendoll.livejournal.com]

it's more that i didn't make good use of the situation i was in then a worry about how others perceived me. i wanted to be more social and i want to have had better/more interactions with people that were there.

[kittypie.livejournal.com]

what did you think of thirteen? i think i am biased because i could relate all too well. my friend, who went through the opposite of that experience and couldn't relate at all, hated it and hated the character of the kid. curious.

[elvendoll.livejournal.com]

while the movie definately wasn't as disturbing as kids, it's also in the same category. for me, the only part i didn't find credible was evie dealing, and what struck me the most was how will the discrepancy of what was bothering the main character and what she lashed out at her mother about was portrayed.