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[lolabobs]

So today has been a duvet day in the true sense of the word; the most energetic task of the day has been snapping off chocolate to eat.

Lots of stresses on at the moment, so I've interspersed feeling blue (and eating chocolate) with varying distraction techniques. [Yes, programme that I teach my offenders, this would be emotion focussed avoidance and not a helpful way to deal with problems, but a) sod off b) I can't change most of the situations c) I haven't committed any offences so can be as dysfunctional as I like and d) sod off.)

Erm yes. So I've worked out how to transfer files to the otherwise useless kindle (although I can only do it via Ao3 which has the mobi files there ready and waiting for me. Lord knows how to adapt non mobi files). I've watched Tangled (loved Maximus), Megamind and rewatched Paul (I did still enjoy this on a rewatch, but don't love it). I watched Bailey and Scott and although it was engaging it felt distanced. (That was last week's ep I watched btw, not seen this week's yet, nor case histories yet). Oh and I watched River Cottage too. Thrilling day.

Comments

[lydia-petze.livejournal.com]

Aw. Sometimes a doona day and some chocolate is good for what ails you.

I loved Tangled as well, some of Disney's best recent work, IMO. Megamind had me laughing so hard I think I was in serious danger of a collapsed lung.

[lolabobs.livejournal.com]

Both good films - and much better than Burke and Hare, which I also recently downloaded (courtesy of my shiny new internet which actually works!)

[dawn-e-h.livejournal.com]

Download a free programme called Calibre - it will convert any ebooks to mobi for you - plus keeps a "library" of the ebook and has the "send to device" option to load the books to the kindle... it's really handy :D

http://calibre-ebook.com/

[lolabobs.livejournal.com]

Ooh thanks, I will check it out. Ta very :)