Well you can't say she isn't candid/no one in this family shares my interests
- Mom: So what are you reading?
- Me: The Game of Thrones books.
- Mom: Why can't you read anything good?
- Me: ASKFDNKADNAKFN. RAWR.
I really, really hope that sassy Sansa sticks around.
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For some reason my tear glands are triggered by camaraderie and inspiration instead of sadness. This is a prime example.
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In addition to my Corgi, I have also added Siberian Husky to my future dog list.
“Those are brave men knocking at our door.”
This line made me laugh out loud, which may have been inappropriate given the context, but it was too perfect, and I couldn’t help myself.
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Ironically, the scene shown above the quote is from An Education, which portrays the romance between a teenage girl who is swept away by the sophistication of an older man. Unfortunately, the man isn’t honest with her about his life, and this particular “dancing in the street” sequence is right after she discovers one of his lies and wants to go home without him. He tries and succeeds in salvaging the moment, and their relationship, by distracting her with this “romantic” gesture. So basically…epic context fail.
Using that movie scene with the quote simply illustrates that both sex and romance can be superficial. It’s not whether you’re being pushed against a wall or holding hands. It’s who you’re doing these things with, and whether you make each other happy.
//End rant about quotes like these
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Because it would be interesting… if all your life you remembered that your first kiss happened… when you thought you looked weird, wouldn’t it? Because then you’d know. It’s not what you look like on the outside that matters. It’s what kind of a person you are.
What a perfect thing to show up on my dashboard the day before Rachael and my Boy Meets World marathon. This is, naturally, one of the approximately 40 episodes we have chosen.
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