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Patrick:
I cry every fucking time I watch Saving Private Ryan. (click to show/hide)You remember the dude in that movie who talked about how his single mother would come home from work and would just wanna talk to him, and he'd pretend to sleep? And then you watch him get fuckin' owned by some sniper asshole, and as he bleeds out you hear him screaming "MAMA! MAMAAAA!" It hurts like I'm getting stabbed. Every. Fucking. Time.
Dear blag,

Last night I worked. Today, I was two hours late for a shift that they signed me up for as I was leaving work yesterday (since I was leaving yesterday and somebody was giving me a ride, I accepted in a hurry and forgot to write the shift down). But it's cool because it was a 'cover' shift that I was working. You are allowed significantly more leeway if you are late to a shift that was a last-minute addition.

Alex C:
The only part of Saving Private Ryan that made me uncomfortable was when Mellish got knifed.

Patrick:
Oh god. You know that feeling that feels like every miniscule muscle in your body is being tickled, and in an aching painful way? That's the feeling that scene gives me.

Movie is so goddamn intense.

JD:
Soooooo about that grandfather thing. He's not as bad as it was initially feared; the prognosis is a optimistic three weeks instead of a week at the most. He has an infection is his foot which they are treating with the right antibiotics today. One of his lungs also collapsed and he has a bit of pneumonia. He's on heavy painkillers and seems to be out of focus and dizzy all the time. The thing is that he would have to remain in the hospital indefinitely when he only got out a month or so before. The four of us: My aunt, uncle, my dad and I agree that isn't a very good way to live your life. The idea was to see if he is well enough in a week to see if he can make decisions. (additionally lots of family are flying in tomorrow so apparently there will be a big discussion or something) On top of all this my aunt is renovating her house which required a temporary move, My great uncle's health is also deteriorating(though he is stable at the moment[oddly enough they are both named Alan]) aaand we're moving at the end of the month.

Everything is happening at once and augh I just don't know how to react to anything.

JD:
bluh it's been about two hours since I got back from the hospital and three hours since I got the news and it's only now I feel like bawling my eyes out.

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