blew me away....
loved everything about this.
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artist: captain oats
What I Believe
--I have been with you every day of my life. Tell me you know that.
-- Yes, I know it.
--You must also know that I shall be with you every day that is granted to me from now on. Every evening I shall sit down to dine with you. Not with my body, which is of no importance, but with my soul. Because this evening I have learned, my dear, that in this beautiful world of ours, all things are possible.
...dream within a dream...
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- happy new year
- the record label behind so many of our favourites...
- hawk roosting
- blew me away....
- No title
- the necklace of the brisings
- basta con la dolce vita, please
- rome: you take my breath away
- the boss
- The Jung Typology Test
- errrlet me COUCH that with excerpts from salon.com...
- nappy + pod = noddy
- thoughts preying on my mind
- powell & pressburger
- dancer from the dance
- father and daughter (2000)
- sweet dreams...
- gagosian bound
- my favourite local cinema
- acute 80s nostalgia
- Bring it On: All or Nothing
- the melancholy death of Oyster Boy
- black white supremacist
- dedicated to duc
- are you staring at my chest?
- sora rosa
- hats hats hats
- something that caught my eye..
- i am a shipper of.....
- barren spinsters
- casting call
- the avalanche effect
- digging this up.
- evan
- the wrath
- i want to hold your hand
- across the universe
- give it time to digest
- laugh if you will
- gia
- muriel's
- i like my westerns like my men
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December
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"everything begins and ends at exactly the right time and place"
- testoterone tot
- estrogen tot
- minga puh-lease tot
- the dumpling
- Captain Oats
- sic
- the shortest indian
- Jeff Bridges - makes me see straight
- help the elephants -- noble creatures
- i believe in faeries
- If you're not a badger, don't click
- news from paris, texas
- pidgin english
- the international journal of buffy studies
2 comments:
Didn't the dazzling white biological cleanliness of their shirts offend your sense of period?
I rather enjoyed this too (though, I suspect, not as much as you!).
it had a malick-like quality. elegiac.
i did notice the pristine white shirts and was unfazed.....
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