sorry i went to your show
i know i shouldn't have gone but i just wanted to see you do what you love best and to know that in that moment would be the last that i would see you (i don't settle with a goodbye over the phone)
best of luck on your journey, and i hope for our paths to cross some day.
i bet everyone one feels a little heartbreak when things don't go the way you expected them to go. its a normal occurrence in life.
still it can be a drag for example: a short few minutes ago i got a rude reminder of something not going the way i expected… an alarm reminder went off for a trip that a “friend” and i had made a while back, that i was very very very very very excited about. It was a trip to Portland Oregon. Sadly this is not the first trip to Portland planned out with a “Friend” (i put friend in quotes not because i do not consider them friends i still do, but they both happen to be “X boyfriends”) anyway point is let downs aren't that fun. but the key is to not let them bring you down since I'm not going to share that adventure , i will plan a new one.
thought this was beautiful
also i’m not sure where my mind is at
Found via Classic Film Heroines
Music Video for Maxence Cyrin’s cover of Where Is My Mind by The Pixies
The scenes are taken from The Mysterious Lady (1928) starring Greta Garbo and Conrad Nagel.
that’s right i have a lazy left eye… i didn’t notice this till a few days ago. i also think i have a crooked mouth.
Plus i also cut some bangs… im kinda diggin the new look. P.S. growing your hair out is a very boring task.
Any suggestions on making growing hair go faster?
Smitten over Smittens. I'm thinking these will be perfect this fall/winter. they are defiantly going on my wanted list
so i found a fuji instax mini at savers for 7 bucks… (sweet find might i add.) here are the first few pics i took. i had a few difficulties, but its all better now.
What a bachelor pad! This awesome 1,800-sq.-ft. Monte-Silo House was designed by Gigaplex Architects for a single man and his weekend visitors to Woodland, Utah. Nestled comfortably among nature and on the Provo River, this modern silo house was constructed of two linked corrugated-metal grain silos, giving the home its unique look and wonderful circular rooms inside. But apart from aesthetics, this house boasts some other cool features – namely, its eco-friendly features. The home’s southern exposure maximizes natural daylight and solar heat gain during the cold winter months. Adding to the cozy warmth, an electric mesh is installed into the lower floor to heat the house, along with a propane-burning stove for backup. Warm in winter and cool in summer, the metal grating and the second-storey deck provide shade, and sweet relief from the hot summer sun. Last but not least, the bedrooms – made especially for the homeowner’s two grandchildren – are a “bed in a box” concept, each equipped with stereo sound and a flat-screen television. Gigaplex Architects.
