Dear Diary - No Regrets

Everything Vol.1

Friday 8th May, 2008

see below (vid clip) Edith Piaf - Le Vie En Rose - Non, je ne regrette rien, for my entry today - "No regrets".

Don't want to waste another day, or - another minute of my life without 'passion' - being passionate - passionate about life, about work, about relationships.

I have finally come to love and appreciate being hyperactive, being intense, being emotional.

That's who I am and thats how I feel when I feel most 'alive'.

Trying to conform to anything less is just a waste of time and space for me.  And above all else - I respect honesty - warts n all! Yep... don't want any regrets!  I would rather have five years of passion than another 50 of mediocrity and disillusionment.  So this entry is dedicated to that pursuit as I had a victorious day yesterday in regards to truths.  At least, if I ever get hit by a bus I won't regret that which is left unsaid. A toast to "No regrets".  *Big smiles*

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clipped from www.calendarlive.com Young French actress Marion Cotillard ("A Very Long Engagement," "A Good Year") is astonishing as the troubled singer, whom she portrays from her late teens to her death at a ravaged 47, in a technically virtuosic and emotionally resonant performance that elevates the material from a somewhat episodic melodrama into something strange and riveting. Disappearing completely into the role, she travels between emotional extremes that today would come each with its own psychiatric treatment and corresponding pill. Alternately raging, showboating, withdrawing and falling apart, Cotillard's Piaf has nary a dull psychological moment.