I have frequently have jaw pain from stress. I wish it was one of those things where you catch yourself when you start to do it, but I generally realize it after I've been doing it for a loooong stretch of time, and then have trouble getting myself to stay relaxed. it's hard to say what qualifies as 'stress', when it comes to body reactions. and harder to correct (if possible at all, glrg).
the Getty Villa sounds neat. especially the krater. (erm, krater?)
The Scarlet Pimpernel
I have seen neither the 1934 nor the 1982. I figure, I love the 1999 one so much, I should quit while I'm ahead. but it's more likely because dramatizations of novels in the 1930s generally make me twitch. with Leslie Howard and Merle Oberon, it could go either way. in terms of the 1982 one, all it takes is looking at a cover shot and my brain says "Richard E. Grant and Elizabeth McGovern are better, so there!". silly brain.
Snow White, the version with what’s-her-name from Smallville.
hahahahaha. so. painful. *grin*
And then I went back out and bought pie.
I like this. I really like this, as a story last sentence. *nods*
miss you. ^_^ I keep thinking back to 2005, when you and Rachel visited me and we went to the Cape, and then to Pennsylvania. that was good.
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Date: 2007-06-03 04:30 pm (UTC)the Getty Villa sounds neat. especially the krater. (erm, krater?)
The Scarlet Pimpernel
I have seen neither the 1934 nor the 1982. I figure, I love the 1999 one so much, I should quit while I'm ahead. but it's more likely because dramatizations of novels in the 1930s generally make me twitch. with Leslie Howard and Merle Oberon, it could go either way. in terms of the 1982 one, all it takes is looking at a cover shot and my brain says "Richard E. Grant and Elizabeth McGovern are better, so there!". silly brain.
Snow White, the version with what’s-her-name from Smallville.
hahahahaha. so. painful. *grin*
And then I went back out and bought pie.
I like this. I really like this, as a story last sentence. *nods*
miss you. ^_^ I keep thinking back to 2005, when you and Rachel visited me and we went to the Cape, and then to Pennsylvania. that was good.