Third film of the morning, who says insomnia is a pain...

One of the up sides to a level of insomnia is that it gives you much more time, admittedly time that you would normally be asleep, recovering from a days work and allowing your body and mind to function normally, but still it is more time. Having lived with this a fair bit in my life I now know that trying to fight yourself back to sleep is the worse thing that I can do, so I generally try a couple of techniques that I have picked up over the years but if they fail I will just behave as if I'm awake so reading, TV, a bit of work, never anything that really involves the computer as I know that I will never get back to sleep.

Finally one that lived up to the description, possibly even more, that Sky gave it.

This, so far, has to be the most difficult review of all the O'Reilly blogger reviews I have had to do and I am certainly torn.

Continuing the day of film watching and getting closer to being back on track (I still think I will get the 52 films in as I have a load of annual leave just before Christmas through to the new year).