Taskin on Movies!

Movies! Yeah! Cool!
My range of cinematic preferences is very wide. I'm into Sci-fi, comedy, drama, action and war-like theater (hell, I've even watched some romantic-some-things). However, when it comes to choosing my favorite picture my mind usually goes blank (well, maybe disintegrates temporarily). So... like...mmmm...(that is what I'm talking about) OK... focus I must.
Listing commences(the order of appearance is random):
"Full Metal Jacket" by Kubrick - a nice story about the Nam ;)


"Equilibrium" by K Wimmer - a feelingless sci-fi

"The Deer Hunter" - War is hell? Hunting is war! = Robert the Warhunter

"Four Rooms" by Anders, Rockwell, Rodriguez, Tarantino - "The Missing Ingredient", "The Wrong Man", "The Misbehavers", "The Man from Hollywood" and Ted (aka Theodore)having PROBLEMZZZ
"Evil Dead" by Sam Raimi - Don't-you-dare-to-watch-IT type; funGORE

Ok,ok ... and 'Pulp Fiction' by Quentin - a soft, moist, shapeless mass of matter.

And for all those interested in every word spoken in Pulp Fiction I give:

May 1993 - last draft

Dark...

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A dude who is teaching - task IV

My teaching practice began in LO in Szamotuły. It was extremely cool as my supervising teacher was my English teacher from the high school times. Ania K and me (as we both shared the teaching experience in our town) probably couldn't have ended up with a better teacher than Asia is. She occurred to be a massive help all the way through junior high and high school.
The best-to-teach award would go definitely to the 3rd and 2nd grade of HS! It was a really cool experience to teach them and see that they care and truly listen to me. Yeap, they respected my authorita ;) I developed a nice rapport with them: a loose, kinda' relaxed relationship with a doze of respect.
Junior High killed me! Primary school revived me!

Taskin' III - back to the past...

Hm... So this is me from my preschool times - always happy, smilin', and run-around-with-toys kind of guy! Would you guess that this was Krzyś some 16 years back? I wouldn't!:)

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And this is me Zorro (aka Darth Vader jr.) at a dress 'up party in kindergarten! Always had a thing going on for Star Wars ;p

Am I ... right?...

Recently my blog writing was paused for a while as I completely lacked ideas. The sometimes silly mishmash of my inner brain structure (the right hemisphere I believe) just ran out of juice. Seriously these are the moments when you start to think about writing something similar to the literature of exhaustion. Whoa... no way!

Hard times are over, new energy comes, inspires, makes me breathe. For all those, who feel low, and blue and in any other weak 'n lame state of being I give a solution to implement in order to break away, break free from 'it'.

If you have to deal with an extremely crappy mood try out the 'laugh it all out' technique. It's a way that developed simultaneously to the well known and widely implemented approach of 'letting it all out' (aka 'crying as a baby' method). The technique of using laughter in hard times stems from the idea that having a laugh works as a psychological deterrent for all the thoughts that are inevitably destroying our self-portray. It is also viewed as a substitution element when our thoughts are directed to the source of any pain, suffering, despair, fear, emptiness, loneliness etc.

Ok, but how does it work in practice?
I don't know ;p and that is the coolest part of all this nonsensopedic writing of mine!!!