Couch 186: Pink Lemonade

Quote from Cary Grant's wife from the 50's:

"The freedom to eat rare meat, drink red wine and not watch television made up for the agony of divorce." -Betsy Drake

I just caught the tail end of an old Robert Young movie.

New cat is letting me remove her eye gunk.

We’re taking our relationship to the next level.

T'hanks! Actually i was pointing that out for @@, who is always on my @@ss about my neglecting the single quote.

Such a cute @@ss, though.

Watching “In Treatment.” God, Paul is an egomaniac incapable of self-analysis.

I do actually want to rewatch In Treatment (well and watch season 3) to see how my thoughts on him have changed since last time I saw it (a few years ago).

I definitely wasn't impressed. As my bestie Oozy would say, Paul induced a flare up of misandry in me.

I gotta say, though, it must be awesome for his clients to have 20-25 minute therapy sessions.

See, I would be horribly disappointed...but then I mean, if they can have all those insights in that amount of time. Is he only charging them for 25 minutes?

Watching that show does make me miss therapy, yet I can't stop watching....

The show doesn't resemble therapy to me. But maybe (probably) my sessions are weird.

I can't watch "In Treatment." I bought season 1 years ago, and then ended up donating it. Pretty much everything about it got on my nerves, esp. Laura plus the couples counseling. Ugh.

I liked the appointments with Paul and Gina. I could not bear to watch him with the others so I only watched the P and G ones with any regularity. I didn't think Paul had any insights or his clients either.
Maybe others are considering things insights that I do not see as such.

Your reputation for being a good teacher precedes you!

I hope it goes well DP.

I hope it goes smoothly and that you have a speedy recovery.

#relationshipgoals

Hi QM!

I was thinking about you the other day- that lame james bond joke played in my head. I hope you've been okay.

He's a stoodent of Lacanian psychoanalysis perhaps?

There's another Netflix show called Gypsy that won't make you miss it if you're willing to watch 10 episodes of nothingness. I thought it was awful but still finished to the end.

I watched some episodes of that awhile back but grew weary of it. Maybe I should watch the rest....

I watched all 10 episodes. 10 hours of my life I can’t get back. Epic fail.

Woke up this morning out of an anxiety-provoking dream that I do not remember. It set the stage for a crappy day and I'm trying hard to turn myself around.

H seemed to be feeling better last night and he asked me to write him the instructions for how to use the new technology for his job. He was able to follow them and use it. I don't know yet how he is this morn as he's still asleep.

It's not worth it! Try game of thrones or the dark instead if you haven't already. They redid Les miserables on the BBC which you can watch online, I watched one episode yesterday but I don't like it.

I think you might like outlander.

"After serving as a British Army nurse in World War II, Claire Randall is enjoying a second honeymoon in Scotland with husband Frank, an MI6 officer looking forward to a new career as an Oxford historian. Suddenly, Claire is transported to 1743 and into a mysterious world where her freedom and life are threatened.

Ooh that sounds interesting, that outlander. So many shows I've never seen. Thanks!