Zoe ,'Heart Of Gold'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I feel completely broken and empty. This is usually period related, and I know it will pass shortly, but it doesn't make the horrible pain any less horrible. Just bearable
Not to mention all the family stress. You've had an exceptionally shitty month (has it been longer than a month?), Allyson, so I'm not surprised that you feel lousy.
Whatever kind of indulgence makes you feel better -- hot bath, cold martini, trashy novels -- I think you should partake in as much indulgence as you need.
We took Matilda to Children's Fairyland yesterday.
Oh! I loved Children's Fairyland! Yay!
I may still have a magic key in a box somewhere at my mom's.
Oh hey, I heard a rumor today that the commentary on the Dr Horrible DVD will also be musical. A musical called "Commentary."
Oh hey, I heard a rumor today that the commentary on the Dr Horrible DVD will also be musical. A musical called "Commentary."
I've heard that too. I've heard there's a regular commentary, and a muscial one.
Ah, wikipedia says so, too:
Planned DVD extras include Commentary! - The Musical, with entirely new numbers performed by the cast and crew.
How fun!
This is one of the most... amazing (that's not quite the right word, but I can't think of a good adjective) photos ever taken.
It's the photo of the body of a woman who jumped off the Empire State Building. The bizarre thing about the photo is how peaceful she appears. She landed on top of of a car, crushing its roof in, but it looks like she's just sleeping on the car.
The photo is not gory. From 1947.
I think that was in Life magazine (or possibly Look), and, yeah, completely eerie how serene she looks.
tommyrot, I know exactly which picture you mean -- it's in a huge book of the best of Life's photography. Possibly this book. We have a copy up at my grandparents' house at South Lake Tahoe; I spent so many summers and winters poring over all the pictures in that book, including that serene young woman.
The opening credits of Mad Men, with the male silhouette tumbling down the side of an impossibly tall building and crumpling into a pose of perfect false serenity always reminds me of that photo.
JZ, my mother has that book, too, and that picture, the melty-head Japanese soldier, and the Marilyn-as-other-actresses pictures are the ones that always stuck with me.