August 2011
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Day 2.
It’s day 2 of the break and so far today i’ve: rehearsed for rehearsals on wednesday, been out with my friend Dan for an hour and a half, and pretty much cried to him most of the time about everything, listened to his advice because he’s probably one of the only people in the world who tells it me straight and who i’ll actually listen to. It was great to see him and it...
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Day 1.
Day one of the break: So today I’ve spent most of the day in my pyjama’s. Then I spent an hour or so with Winnie her sister and her grandson and my dad. Then came home, i’ve had pizza watched A film with The rock in and cried. Right now I’m watching Love Actually and balling my eyes out, casually just being the emotional wreck that I am because I miss my Tom so bloody much....
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I hope everyone in the country is staying safe right now.
Sam: The thing about kids that age, isn't it horrible when, have you ever had this sensation where you think "ah I've got such chemistry with kids", you smile at them, and they burst into tears?
Russell: It's horrible. Absolutely.
Jon: That backfire moment in a supermarket.
Russell: Absolutely. But there's that awkward thing, so many things go through your head, you see a cute kid doing something cool and you think "smile, nah I can't because then the mum will think I'm a pedophile. I can't do that," and then you smile and then you make them cry and it doesn't look good. Especially if you're clutching onto something, like random, you've got batteries in your hand and you're smiling, and just: "why are you making my kid cry?" "I'm just buying batteries!". And I've got one of those faces... I'm really envious of those people who can smile at a baby and make them laugh, I haven't got that skill.
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