I just watched this movie: Catch and Release, starring Jennifer Garner...
and I just loved the first few scenes...

here is what she says mean while they are showing us shots of her fiancè's funeral:

You want to know what I keep thinking about?
That argument we had right before you left.
Remember?
There you are, heading off for your big bachelor party fishing trip
and I start in on you like some hysterical fishwife, insisting that you finish the seating chart before you go.

What was I thinking?

What I should have said as you were leaving is, "I love you." Or, at least... I don't know. "Have fun. Be nice to the strippers."
Instead, the last words you heard me say were, "Listen, pal, no more nookie until you figure out where to put your mother's bridge club. "

How could you leave me alone with all these people? You know I hate crowds.
And high heels. I'm wearing heels. I don't know what I'm doing. I would if you were here.
You'd know how to make all these people stop talking about you in the past tense, how to get your pervy uncle off me. How could you leave me alone with your pervy uncle? You know I can't handle him.

I can't handle anything without you.


***It is incredible how dependant you can get with someone, and not realize it until it is too late.***

Realmente encuentro que la caga ese tipo de situaciones... Y, por supuesto, de adonde yo vengo las estudiamos y les ponemos nombres. Aun así, es completamente inaprehendible en su cualidad total.

Me encantó esa parte del guión, y babeo sin siquiera algún tipo de vergüenza por Jen Garner ;)

Salud!

PepeTopo