April 2011
Please physically stop me if I start watching...
Romcom lifted my hopes in the human race, a little, so I went in public. And I felt okay at the time… But now that I’m home and thinking and the hope seems to be draining from me again, I feel down.
So now I have to watch another romcom.
The cycle is out of control.
Sometimes you wanna go where everybody knows your...
Funny. I turn down every opportunity to spend time with people at a local bar I love with people I love so that I can come home and watch “Cheers”, just to listen to the theme song.
DON'T JUDGE
I’m in a romcom mood. And I just started “When in Rome”. The first scene with the piemaker? Where he {the heroine’s ex boyfrined} address her in public to say that she has helped him realize that he’s ready to accept a workaholic like her and ready to plunge in to take the next step… BUT WITH SOMEONE ELSE. Yeah. I just rattled off cuss words in my head....
ACTUALLY. JUST. HAPPENED
{an older woman in the office comes to my desk and plays with my hair... her reflection in my computer screen tells me she seems unnerved}
Me: ... You playing with my hair? : )
Woman: No... this... {trails off}
Me: Is there something wrong with it?
Woman: This isn't your hair, is it?
Me: ..........Yes...?
Woman: Well, can't we do something with it! The way you've got it fixed...
Me: What's wrong?
Woman: Well, can't we wash and curl it? Right away!
Me: ...No... I'm about to work outside all day... .....No.
Woman: Really?
Me: No... I'm working outside today. This is fine. Really.
Woman: ... ooooooKAAAAAAAAAAyyyyyy.
Songs For Swooning: "This Time Tomorrow" by The...
boyswithbanjos:
As a part of the soundtrack for Wes Anderson’s brothers-centered, India-set masterpiece, The Darjeeling Limited, this introspective Kinks song is simply magical, questioning the future’s ambiguity in an imaginative and relatable manner.
Amen.
Wikipedia Wednesday - Seven Blunders of the World
finallyfaye:
The Seven Blunders of the World is a list that Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi gave to his grandson Arun Gandhi, written on a piece of paper, on their final day together, shortly before his assassination.[1] The seven blunders are:
Wealth without work
Pleasure without conscience
Knowledge without character
Commerce without morality
Science without humanity
Worship without...
WatchWhy did I post this video? Because I had a dream last night that schickles did the butterfly with Arsenio Hall on Sesame Street.
