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He showed me his beautiful sunset painting. I said âyou are so talentedâ and he sat next to me in silence for a while. Then he leaned against me and he said ânobody has ever made me feel like painting sunsets before. Youâre so talentedâ.
An angel â€ïž
I havenât posted in like a billion years but hello and this is a mood
Orange, New Hampshire, July 2020
Donât forget to remind your loved ones how beautiful they are âïž
I made country song wallpapers out of my own Snapchat sunset photography đ
1. Written In The Sand- Old Dominion
2. In Case You Didnât Know- Brett Young
3. Slow Dance In A Parking Lot- Jordan Davis
4. I Donât Dance - Lee Brice
5. Speechless- Dan + Shay
6. One Night Only- Kane Brown
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Please bury me in New Hampshire
I really like the leaves
Don't be sad
I'd done my share of living
I think I have to leave
Pic credits: @lyddiaaahhhh â€ïž
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Fuck My Life part 2
Hello and welcome to todayâs episode of âFuck My Lifeâ
The Exorcist (1973); Director: William Friedkin
When I decided to start this blog, the first film that came to mind was 1973âs The Exorcist. Never in my life had I experienced something so surreal and beautiful. My parents never really cared what I watched as a kid, if anything my mom was strict when it came to music. So when I dove into horror movies, I made sure to look what the ones that were considered âthe essentialsâ. I looked up Bravoâs 100 Scariest Movie Moments on YouTube and made a list, excluding entries like Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (while the tunnel scene was terrifying, I needed to get a hold of the more on-the-nose entries). Now that this film is almost 46 years old, I probably donât need to remind people how great it is. It still looks so crisp to me (I thought it came out way later). It sent people flocking to theaters, ambulance attendants waited at the end of rows in the showrooms. It was phenomenal.
This film made me uncomfortable in so many ways. The scenes with Regan going to the doctor terrified me more than the actual demonic possession scenes. I know medical procedures have changed a lot since the 1970âs, but watching those scenes shocked me. Finding out that a real killer was an extra in those scenes was an even more disturbing though (look up the name Paul Bateson). The flashes of Pazuzuâs face in those scenes, as well as Father Karrasâs nightmare and in the McNeil kitchen were haunting. I would have that face flash in my head in the middle of the night as I tried to fall asleep and, lemme tell ya, it didnât help my insomnia.
I never really heard of Ouija boards until high school and I never really wanted to be near one of them. Maybe itâs me being superstitious, maybe itâs me not wanting to fuck with anything on the other side. I remember some kid brought one to the cafeteria at my college and my fiance and I got the hell outta there. Captain Howdy communicating with Regan through the Ouija board didnât really scare me, but it peaked my interest in âthe other sideâ.
This film spawned âthe exorcismâ genre of horror films. All the films that have âThe Exorcism of [Insert White Girlâs Name Here]â became prevalent in Netflixâs (pitiful) horror index. I havenât really watched any of them, and I donât have anything against them, I just have more films I want to see that are more urgent than these. Reganâs possessed face became the âmaze gameâ jump scare in the early days of YouTube (ahh memories).
In all seriousness, I cannot for the life of me find a single thing I donât like about this film. From the sweet mother-daughter relationship between Regan and Chris McNeil, to the Jesuit priest Father Karras questioning his faith, it was all so honest. The score was perfect too. Never make me listen to âTubular Bellsâ, Iâll change that shit immediately. It unsettles me way too much. Also I had no idea the actor that played Father Karras (Jason Miller) was the father of the actor that played Michael in The Lost Boys (Jason Patric)!! Ah the wonders of Wikipedia⊠I highly recommend this film to anyone that asks me what horror movie they should watch. You wonât regret it.
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