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Year View| Summary| Highlights| Month View| Wednesday 29 March 2006 (Day View)

29.03.2006Wednesday 29 March – Digging, Match Point & Inside Man

Morning
I put some grass clippings in the poisoned garden and dug them in, managing to garner myself a blister.
Afternoon
I phoned M&T Resources and found that I had not got the job I applied for, mainly as I did not have a car and they felt that this would make it complicated for me to get to job sites.
Afternoon
I went and saw “Match Point” at Palace Centro. I think it caught me in the right mood, as I don’t think it was a particularly good film—but I found it gave me a lot to think about, and was quite moving, perhaps even disturbing.
Night
I went and saw a special advance screening of “Inside Man” at the Regent with Bronwen. While not a movie with any meaningful message or purpose, it is particularly good, with a clever plot and enough action to keep one engrossed the whole way through—one of the best movies I’ve seen this year. We then had Bronwen’s parents over for dinner, and found that Georgie is staying here.

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