Imagine getting into an argument about a title of a film...
(I won't continue that thought...because I'd like to give you a chance to enjoy 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' without spoilers! Or as few as you can manage)
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Xuebing Du
Not today Justin
i don't do bad sauce passes
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$LAYYYTER

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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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DEAR READER

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Imagine getting into an argument about a title of a film...
(I won't continue that thought...because I'd like to give you a chance to enjoy 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' without spoilers! Or as few as you can manage)
"Dogs ARE just weird sometimes!!! Mine stares at his butt all the time. Not sure what he’s expecting to happen." - Anonymous
I was wrong! It's still VERY watchable.
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(Hopefully by this point you’ve finished every minute of ‘Save the Last Dance’, the kind of person who isn’t bothered by spoilers, or are just deciding if you still want to keep watching.)
"I'm saying you've spent your entire adult life in one place and that makes it hard to leave. It does. And sometimes…we all don't know what's driving us, okay? Sometimes I feel 18. Sometimes I feel 8. We all have unpacked issues. We all have trauma. And from what I understand, you have more than your fair share. I'm saying it's hard to leave, Meredith. It's hard. It's hard to leave. It is."
- Nick Marsh (Grey's Anatomy - Season 18 Episode 20)
Naomie Harris finally gets to be the protagonist!! Well done Showtime!
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(Hopefully by this point you’ve finished the first episode of ‘The Man Who Fell to Earth’, the kind of person who isn’t bothered by spoilers, or are just deciding if you still want to keep watching.)
"You learn to appreciate the fact that what drives you is very different from what you're told should make you happy. You learn that it's okay to prefer your personal idea of heaven (live-tweeting zombie movies from under a blanket of kittens) rather than someone else's idea that fame/fortune/parties are the pinnacle we should all reach for. And there's something surprisingly freeing about that."
- Jenny Lawson ('Furiously Happy' - P. 240)
Would a really good answer be: "I wouldn't change a thing because we were matched for a reason".
Maybe?
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Personal Development Reminder: Clarify!
I'm not sure if it's healthy to misinterpret something in a positive way. Generally...I'd like to clarify something whether it comes across as positive or negative.
What I have learned is to ask right away...especially if it's a negative thing (or at least what I perceive as negative).
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HIghlight: Shared canvas painting!
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Episode Rating: 6/10
"When I travel on book tours I meet the most amazing people. Some who love the humour. Some who love the dark. Some who stare at me with my own terrified eyes and whisper that this is the first time they've left their house in weeks. Those are my favorite people....The ones who, like me, are scared but come out anyway, alone, and find themselves making friends with other people in line who are just like them. It's what happens every week in the comment section of my blog, but it's so much more lovely to see it in real life."
- Jenny Lawson ('Furiously Happy' - P. 238)
Was Dion really standing the whole 3 hours!?
(I would have assumed that the filming teams were in contact with each other. Unless he was insistent in standing?)
"But it was good timing because it caught me off guard and I fell across Victor's shoulder. Unfortunately, the pressure of Victor's shoulder was like being punched in the stomach and caused me to fart extraordinarily loudly."
- Jenny Lawson ('Furiously Happy' - P. 227)
Those boots! I thought they were low cut shoes!
(I know there's still a bit of a heel on the boots....just glad that more and more are wearing shoes for comfort)
PS: If you have the links of the Instagram (or personal websites) of the two female horn players backing George Ezra, you have my permission to send me a DM! :D
(Or Reblog and comment with a photo of your comfiest pair of boots!)
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Highlight: Two of the horn players are women! In trousers!
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Episode Rating: 7/10
"Sometimes you have to force yourself to leave your house even though every introverted bone in your body wants to secede and make you into a human jellyfish. But I pushed through. And it was amazing. And horrifying. And back to amazing. And weird. And baffling. And fantastic."
- Jenny Lawson ('Furiously Happy' - P. 187)
I did not expect this series to be for me!
(The assumption was that I'd really basically nod off. Even IMDB likes it as the rating of the whole season is sitting on 8/10)
"Goal Number 3: Investigate if Australian Toilets really do flush backward. I totally tried this but all of the toilets in Australia are low flow so basically the water just disappears and then comes back. Sorry if you're disappointed. I assure you, you are not alone. But in a way, that's good because if toilets really flushed backward you'd get shot in the face with toilet water every time you flushed, like a violently angry bidet. "
- Jenny Lawson ('Furiously Happy' - P. 177)
Yay to Sam and Al!
(When I noticed Sam's jacket, I wondered if it was from Al...but Al's clothing selection doesn't hint that he could have been wearing it.)
"Australia has a love for big things, like the Big Prawn (thirty feet) it the Big Slurpee (thirty-six feet). I wanted to see the Big Banana (forty-three feet). Laura didn't even know that there was such a thing but once she heard about it she wanted to go too. Unfortunately, we were in the wrong part of Australia for most of the Big Things, but we heard rumours on the Internet of a Big Potato, which would only take us a day to find. And so we rented a car so we can drive many, many, many hours so that we could see Australia's Big Potato. Except it isn't actually a potato. It's a cement sculpture in the shape of a potato. It's right by a gas station and when we asked locals where to find it they all said: 'What!? You mean the big turd?'.
- Jenny Lawson ('Furiously Happy' - P. 171)
Loving the reaction of these three while Holly gives tips to Al.
(Big bonus is Alessandra REALLY cracking up upon noticing Al attempting to absorb as much information as he possibly could!)