Watch Movies
For as long as I can remember, I’ve loved film. I recall watching movies with everyone. It was something my entire family loved to do. My grandmother, grandfather, mom, dad, siblings, and uncles. That was our thing during holidays and birthdays. As I grew older, film became more than a form of entertainment, they transformed into a lifeline and an escape during times of peril. During the height of my depression as a young adult and a DV victim.
I’ve found movies comforting for so long and I still love them, but I don’t watch them as much as I used to. Writing has taken most of my time. I’m not complaining about that, it’s my second passion. However, I wanna get back to the good old days. Laying up, eating snacks and cramming three/four films into my day.
Movies have brought me joy, peace and an escape during the darkest seasons of my life. The same can be said about books, Fiction draws my attention like nothing else. And even if the film is based on a true story, I am still immersed in another world that’s not, reality. I love film so much and I have fallen behind. Which is why I have reserved weekends for film/tv.
No writing whatsoever on weekends.
J. T. Frost 