December 2008
17 posts
“And I love that you are the last person I want to talk to before I go to sleep...”
– Nora Ephron (screenwriter); character Harry Burns, “When Harry Met Sally”
1 tag
29 things that only happens at the movies
1. It is always possible to find a parking spot directly outside or opposite the building you are visiting.
2. When paying for a taxi, don’t look at your wallet as you take out a note. Just grab one out at random and hand it over. It will always be the exact fare.
3. Television news bulletins usually contain a story that affects you personally at the precise moment it’s aired.
4. Creepy music...
I want to fall in love. The hard,...
srsly:
shiningstar:
Let’s make it happen.
WatchI mentioned in UBP that the wedding of Issa Litton & Tiger Garrido had a Star Wars theme. She sent us a link after her wedding. It was done so stylishly too, not one bit tacky. How awesome is that?
This is for Anna L.
You spend your life like this: taking drags from the burning sun between your fingertips and exhaling to the sky, trying to pick apart the smoke from the clouds.
(via 8tania, havent-got-a-prayer, letsbehonest)
For the idea we both seem to love. =)
5 things I love
8tania:
cigarettes
dia de los muertos’ skulls
black tights
red lipstick
leopard print
now your turn* :D
candied/caramelized apples
5-inch zebra heels
my niece
black lace
sleeping on the shore
(re-blogged from unboundpages)
As I typed the fifth (sleeping on the shore), I remembered exactly how it felt. I remember lying on my back, looking up at the moon at three in the morning and...
“How wrong is it for women to expect the man to build the world she wants, rather...”
– Anaïs Nin (via thresca)
Why is it that some women act like wind-up dolls, only starting to live when they meet their man?
1 tag
“Since the moment we met, my wife and I have not stopped kissing. I’m...”
– Anthropology and a Hundred Other Stories by Dan Rhodes
A 101 stories, each one told in a 101 words.
“I’ve always wondered why people bother to fall in love. I mean you get sick, you...”
– My 12 year old nephew during a funeral four years ago