Eddie Murphy in the 1999 film Bowfinger.
In the late 90′s film Bowfinger, Eddie Murphy plays a celebrity who is on the brink of a nervous breakdown. His one hope is to repeat the mantra K.I.T. Keep it together. Over and over again. In the desperate hopes that he doesn’t do something rash. I’m not worried about doing anything rash, but there are days, and today is one of them, when I find myself muttering the letters K.I.T. over and over again under my breath.
The Atlantic has done a nice piece on Philip Seymour Hoffman, if you are looking for something to read beyond the NY Post headlines.
Perhaps instead of thinking about sad stuff, we should all consider painting our floors.
Or maybe go shopping for ridiculous movie props on eBay?
We so often describe less-than-optimal moments of our lives as “a nightmare” but what are nightmares actually made of, anyway?
I saw this link about the search for absolute silence on a cup of Jo and I had to click on it.
And at the end of the day, I suppose the most important things is just to remember that it’s alright to cry.
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