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It's been a lovely day. I stayed in bed until about 2pm, just rolling over and watching tv and reading Emma. It was awesome.

Then I went shopping with my mom and I finally got to use my bershka gift certificate which I got for my birthday and yayz, clothes! I was all surprised at myself because I was getting stuff in dark colors (black skinny jeans, black elegant top, royal blue top and a striped blue and black shirt), and then I went and became myself again when I got the loudest, most outrageous, colorful hoodie I could've gotten. EEEH.

( Take a look! You might want to cover your eyes, lol. )

Habla hispanos en mi flist! se me había olvidado por completo que tenía que pimpear marsinalicante. Vamos a estar viendo un episodio diario de Life on Mars y comentándolo, también diariamente. Empieza mañana, o sea el 22, y termina el seis de enero, el día de Reyes. ANÍMENSE! Va a estar chido, con buena discusión, y, por supuesto, una buena, magnífica serie. Va a ser en español, pero todos los que estén aprendiendo el idioma son bienvenidos, y créanme que sería buena práctica.

Mmm, so I just watched Tristan + Isolde. I liked it, but in all honesty, it was mainly because of Sophia Myles. James Franco did nothing else but stand around looking pretty with tearful eyes. The plot itself -the British tribes coming together against a common enemy, Ireland - takes a second place to the romance, and it works in a way, if not entirely.

What this movie has in its favor is its wonderful pacing - it makes it dinamic, entertaining, and it manages to make the budding romance seem plausible and real when told in a few minutes. Its other strenghts are the fantastic cinematography, which shows open, lavish spaces, and has generally gorgeous landscapes; and the music, which was rather lovely - really emotive. So yeah, it was nice, if not perfect by any chance.

As always, more coherent and longer review in depelicula (in Spanish).