In The Heights - Washington Heights Trailer


Lin Manuel Miranda ‘s In The heights 
Is something I’m looking forward to 
A bit of sweetness...it looks such a celebration ........

I’m not moaning , I’m just saying that I’ve not been myself recently
I’m  quick to upset and easy to anger.
I’ve been prickly and defensive and probably have been a bit depressed 
Depressed people arnt good company and I’ve always prided myself on being good company 
Which fucks me off even more.

I’m getting back to normal but it’s a work in process and it’s slow.
So don’t walk on eggshells with me
I’ll try a bit harder.

31 comments:

  1. You took down the Mood? post, why? I love when everyone answers questions like that. I hope you enjoy your film. I had a friend who bought a house there to redo, she and her husband were so excited.

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    1. I wrote my comment before you edited your post! I am sorry for being frivolous, and saddened that your weekend with Nu and friends and other outings has not lifted your spirits. Better times are coming, John, a time when you need not spend 12 hour days swathed in masks, gowns, and face shields. OMG that would hurt anyone's spirits. Be kind to yourself.

      hugs

      lizzy

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  2. I like the music and the dancing and it looks to be an uplifting film x

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  3. If you were female, I'd say it could be menopause, haha!! That's how I remember THAT part of my life. Ick. And depression I know about, too. Pills help, yay. Be patient with yourself, 'downs' are a part of human life, methinks, but they can cause growth. love.

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  4. I get upset but recently irritated too thinking some people should be kinder considering we could all be dead and-it Is your party x

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  5. When everything pisses me off and everything is too hard to do, I know I'm depressed. Covid has been hard on people and you're used to being out and about. I'm an introvert, so not much has changed for me:)

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  6. Feel better soon, John. xx

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  7. I watched it during the weekend. I loved it. So good. You should go see it/stream it.
    Hope you get better soon!

    XOXO

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  8. Who upset you? Tell them they'll be getting a visit from Crusher Cro if they persist.

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  9. I'm sorry you've not been feeling yourself. Depression is something I understand very well I'm afraid.

    I've seen several previews for In The Heights and it does look good. The previews kind of remind me a little of West Side Story.

    Feel better - lots of people care!

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  10. Covid and changes you have had to make in your life at about the same time must have all had their effect. I know I feel more vulnerable at the moment. Sort of "unpeeled" from my normal shell. I think we will all take time to recover. Hope you can keep on enriching your life with as many good moments and supportive friends as possible while you heal.

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  11. Sending 'gentle thoughts' to you John. You've come through so many kinds of traumas it's early surprising you are not feeling yourself.

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  12. Barbara Anne5:31 am

    Wishing you all good things, starting with a light heart.

    Hugs!

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  13. Saw the trailer - it looks a happy film, should cheer you up. If not my advice as always is to give yourself a kick up the backside!
    Although thats easy for me to say as I'm not working 12 hour days or nights.

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  14. “Prickly and easy to anger.” A major part of who I am when I’m depressed. And when I know and acknowledge it, I’m already doing better. Wishing you better days.

    Washington Heights looks so good. Leave it to Lin Manuel Miranda. A genius.

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  15. It's difficult climbing back up when you're under par. I hope things get better soon. xx

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  16. I hope you soon see light at the end of the tunnel that is depression. I know you know it, but if things get too dark, please see your GP. We all care. xx

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  17. John you live alone, have a stressful job with terrible hours, you do have a great network of family and friends. BUT you daily amuse over 1,000 followers from around the world, we love your wit, your take on life and your stories. I hope you shake your cloud, having never suffered depression, I can't begin to understand it, but like so many other I wish you well.

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  18. I think we're all rather emotionally scrambled by the endless virus crisis and the lack of any proper "normality". But whatever the cause, I hope you start to feel a bit more buoyant.

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  19. Yep. I sympathise with all of that. We're all a little bit lost at the moment, we're all unsettled in someway and it's taking its toll on us. You always press on John and you bring a lot of joy to other people, myself included. Hope you know how much you are valued. Jean. xx

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  20. Given your current mood I shall say nothing that might upset you. However, I recommend listening to any version of "Kumbaya" you can find on YouTube. Better than any medicine.

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  21. Big virtual ((hugs)) John and don't beat yourself up.

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  22. I saw this on Broadway and loved it. The movie looks a little "produced" for me, but maybe it will turn out well.

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  23. With what you've been through in the last few years, I think you're entitled to be a bit crabby!

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  24. Big hugs John …. you must be feeling low if your trips out to see friends hasn’t helped. Chin up John ….. just a blip ….. I’m sure you will pick up.( but I know those words don’t help when you’re feeling low ). I’m pissed off with this broken arm and it’s only been a week ( it’s going to take months … I shall be doolally by the end of it !!! ) XXXX

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  25. Simply put: John, gentle hugs from the base of the mini-mountain in Maine. "This too shall pass."

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  26. You're not the only one quick to anger and easy to upset, I'm also being an impatient stroppy cow. This back pain has turned me into a horrible person. It takes every fibre of my being to be nice to anyone at the moment ... hence me not blogging. I dread to think what I would write!!

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  27. Yorkshire Liz2:54 pm

    Stop being so hard on yourself. You are having an attack of real life. Join the club. There are times when you need to take a break from self criticism. Cue Rag and Bone Man singing "Only Human"!

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    1. Anonymous4:34 pm

      Yes, who said you were 'exempt' from being human like the rest of us?

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  28. If they gave nurses humane working hours you’d probably feel more optimistic. A twelve hour shift is too much, a twelve hour shift in PPE, torture. What happened to the eight hour day?

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