The Hunger Games & The Empty Stomach

I've been feeling really poorly over the past couple of days, meaning today I just couldn't handle it, and had to call in sick. I've spent the day feeling sorry for myself and trying to get better.

However, I did also manage to finally watch The Hunger Games and all I can say is. Wow! I was impressed. Such a great film with perfect acting and a wonderful story.

That's all your getting from me today. Needs sleep and rest to try and get better for tomorrow's hard day of work. 

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