The Couch Get's 86'd (it's now under the end zone at Giant's stadium)

Well, instead of going to church I stayed home and slept. It felt good, as my sleep hasn't been so great lately.

enjoying another snow day. I have not even got out of my pj's

Good job.

I got out of my Jammies to shower and then promptly put them back on. I only get dressed if I'm leaving the house and planning to get out of the car. If I leave to go to timmies drive thru I won't get dressed

I saw Breakfast Club sometime in the early 90s, I think. I remember liking it. I tried rewatching it about a year ago but didn't like it so much this time - in fact I gave up after half an hour or so.

I was actually reminded of Dead Poets' Society a day or two ago. I was 16 when it was released. I think most people loved the film and thought that the teacher portrayed by Robin Williams was a bit of a hero, but to me it was pretty much a horror movie. I can't actually remember anything of the plot, other than the teacher bullying the quiet kid.

I was 4 when it came out. Had to look up he date. I remember seeing it in high school. I forget what class showed it. I actually have the DVD, but I haven't watched it in probably 7 years. I should watch it again and see what I think now.

I thought DPS was just plain silly. I remember laughing aloud in the theater and then realizing others were not.
I have found it not unoften to occur with me and groups and films. I don't see many new ones these days - I don't really like movies that much.

The Village & Van Helsing both made me laugh in the theatre.

I haven't watched DPS in a long time, hopefully I have matured some since then. I should watch it again as well and see what I think of it now.

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My brother and I saw Halloween (rob zombie version) in theatre... And we were laughing so hard. I think people got offended.

Yes, I always think it's interesting to re-watch films (and re-read books) that I had a strong reaction to when I was younger, to see what has changed. Just because I don't like a film (or a book) doesn't mean it's bad, of course. There are many films I've seen where I've recognised that it is actually a very good film, I just didn't like it. Conversely, I enjoy things that I realise aren't actually very good.

I have a friend who is a vet, and he watched some horror slasher movie where somebody pulled a kidney out of a person... my friend recognised it as a calf kidney (I think he said it was a calf) and he started laughing really hard. Other people sidled away from him after that.

Me too Mast. I find I understand things better now than I used to. I want to watch Forrest Gump again.

Depression sucks.

I got up to potty today. Once. It's now 3:15-ish in the afternoon. Somehow I can't call this "catching up on missed sleep."

The fact that I'm not missing work or school-work makes it 75% better. And the 6 year old climbed in for a nap, bonus!

Must shower and dress and spend a few productive hours today.

Stay warm couchies who are snowed in, and stay cool couchies in TX!

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Is it weird that I can't think of a thing I wouldn't tell my T? I've read the "dear T" thread a few times and I have never thought of a thing I wouldn't say. I just assume that she would not be surprised at anything I said, afterall I am in therapy for a reason. lol

Eta: I guess there are things that are more difficult and take me longer to say, but I always say them anyways.

No, it isn't weird. I'm the same way. Sometimes I post things there that I want to say at the moment but I'm not going to call him to say it (not that important), but they aren't things I wouldn't say to him if he was in front of me.

I write in there but it's more of an "if I could tell you now I would but I can't but will at our next session" type of thing and less of an "I won't ever tell you/don't know how" because let's be honest I tell her pretty much everything present I think/have thought/want to discuss more. Now the stuff in my past? I haven't talked to her about that yet and I'm not going to post it on a board if I haven't...

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Ah makes sense. I always just took the thread title literally. lol "Don't know how"

I think the title is misleading. Because if I have something to say but don't know how, yet I can write it out in a forum then I obviously know how to say it I just can't or don't want to. IMHO anyway...

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lol Yeah... I guess that makes sense!

Hmmm. Ways can be changed. I know, because I've changed mine.

Blahh!!!! Trying to distract myself... I hate it when this happens. The feels are getting to me.

Exactly, so I am working on changing mine. (It's why I'm in therapy, right?)

I can usually tell the therapist anything I choose to. There is not much I post about that the woman has not been told.

So SD... When you say "the woman"... is that one or both collectively? I've often wondered.

The woman generally refers to the first one. I rarely refer to the second one on here.

Fair enough. I was curious.