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JAKE PRESTON & PAUL WAGNER MASSIVE, PART 2 (2023)
Yesterday the sun was pink during sunset, but taking a good pic of it is as hard as taking one of the moon yk
I'm pretty sure I'm down with something bc my nose and throat have felt terrible since I woke up (after not sleeping for most of the night) and my temp feels off. I have one exam this week and 3 presentations and an event on tuesday that I really don't want to cancel. My professor arranged for me to meet a guy who studies abroad and he said it'd be nice for us to talk since he came back here for a few days :(
I usually get a fever for about 4 days when I get the flu, which would make tuesday the last day. I can deal with a runny nose with meds, but I just hope my voice sounds normal this whole week bc I have to speak in public for most of it
The only good thing about being sick is that my body is so busy murdering germs that my skin gets completely clear (which was actually the first sign that told me something was wrong this morning lol)
TOYS ARE NOT FOR CHILDREN
“Toys Are Not for Children” is a 1972 American exploitation drama directed by Stanley H. Brassloff. The film stars Marcia Forbes, Harlan Cary Poe, and Evelyn Kingsley.
The film centers on Jamie Godard (Marcia Forbes), a young woman with a troubled psyche deeply rooted in her childhood experiences. Jamie’s life is marked by an obsessive attachment to the toys her estranged father sent her during childhood. These toys serve as a constant reminder of her father’s absence and the emotional void he left behind. The Other Cinema IMDb 6'0
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Feb 18
Toys Are Not for Children (Stanley H. Brassloff, 1972) from marypickfords Feb 18
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