May 2012
2 posts
April 2012
9 posts
WatchNight, Grandma
WatchTupac Brought to Life
WatchThe tale of “Ling Ling” (right in my neighborhood…)
WatchLarry adds, “If you had told me years ago that I would be a bad swiper, I wouldn’t have believed it.”
When I hear my favorite TV show come on in the...
This is what happens when Curb is back on.
whatshouldwecallme:
March 2012
19 posts
When I hear someone say happy hour
whatshouldwecallme:
Surfing on Nothing
“It plays out like the best bedtime story: One that riles you up, spooks you a bit, makes you think, then eases your mind. And when you go to sleep, you might know a little something you didnt when you woke up that day.”
WatchTosh.0 - human centipede spoiler
“The act of non doing is the most important thing you can do in your life. My...”
WatchTop 10 mistakes in behavior change
Fabric Favorites
Tulle
Chiffon
Organza
WatchThe Real Housewives of Disney
WatchBetter safe than sorry. Planning to get some at the Lorax premiere, Zac Effron?
February 2012
10 posts
She was very young and very old
“‘What do you do with yourself?’ Thanks to a cocktail Anthony welcomed the question. In a mood to talk, he wanted, moreover, to impress this girl whose interest seemed so tantalizingly elusive— she stopped to browse in unexpected pastures, hurried quickly over the inobviously obvious. He wanted to pose. He wanted to appear suddenly to her in novel and heroic colors. He...
Watch“No wonder they’re all fat. It’s so they can stay on the ground.”
WatchYA TREY PARKER and BOOK OF MORMON!! SO wish I could see this
Middle Ground (Ep. 311)
“Probably the night we shot the scene between Stringer Bell and Avon Barksdale, on the roof, when they talk about their friendship and childhoods. They have betrayed one another but there’s real love there. It was a beautiful night in Baltimore and the actors and the director, Joe Chappelle, really brought their game. It’s my favorite scene of the series.”
January 2012
8 posts
Achilles' Heel
Emily: What are you thinking about?
Saul: I'm thinking about all the things that happen to people's lives-- pull them together, spread them apart. A million little events, coincidences. Outside forces.
Emily: Mira leaves tomorrow, right? I've been there myself, Saul. Three times. I know what it looks like, what it feels like. If you ever need to talk to someone, believe it or not, I'm a good listener...
fête
” It was debatable whether or not Madeleine had fallen in love with Leonard the first moment she’d seen him. She hadn’t even known him then, and so what she’d felt was only sexual attraction, not love. Even after they’d gone out for coffee, she couldn’t say that what she was feeling was anything more than infatuation. But ever since the night when they went back...
Nothing good gets away.
In November of 1958, John Steinbeck — the renowned author of, most notably, The Grapes of Wrath, East of Eden, and Of Mice and Men — received a letter from his eldest son, Thom, who was attending boarding school. In it, the teenager spoke of Susan, a young girl with whom he believed he had fallen in love. Steinbeck replied the same day. His beautiful letter of advice can be enjoyed below....
“There was, in short, this mid-size but still portable library representing pretty much everything Madeleine had read in college, a collection of texts, seemingly chosen at random, whose focus slowly narrowed, like a personality test, a sophisticated one you couldn’t trick by anticipating the implications of its questions and finally got so lost in that your only recourse was to answer...
December 2011
1 post
November 2011
11 posts
