P.S. I Love You

This movie broke my heart again and again. I haven't cried that much in a movie since...I don't even remember when, and if I had been watching it alone I probably would have been full on sobbing. It just felt so much more REAL than most movies are about losing a loved one. It shows the pain and awkwardness of every day life, and not wanting to move forward but just wanting life to stop for just a minute so that you can try and piece your life back together. This was also one of the very rare chick-flick type movies (that doesn't involve lots of slapstick humor) that Zander told me he wanted to buy. Those of you who know him know that it's a big deal for him to want to buy a movie that doesn't have any explosions or gun shots.

P.S. Zander, I love you.