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@swearstobears
Thats it. Thats the book.
Elizabeth: Why especially when you called, did you look as if you did not care about me?
Mr. Darcy: Because you were grave and silent and gave me no encouragement.
Elizabeth: But I was embarrassed.
Mr. Darcy: And so was I.
Elizabeth: you might have talked to me more when you came to dinner.
Mr. Darcy: A man who felt less might.
me: Iām feeling very keanu #15 today :(
my therapist: for the last time. I want to help you but I have no idea what that means
Jeff Goldblum Responds to IGNās Thor Comments
I love Gordon Ramsay so much.
He comes from a very poor family. His father was an alcoholic who beat him and his mother (he once poured hot tea over her and put her in hospital several times), his brother is a drug addict, he literally built an empire out of nothing.
He credits his mother as his biggest inspiration and often has her cooking in his shows.
When he left his first restaurant he pulled a successful Jerry Maguire - the entire kitchen staff went with him. That tells you what heās like to work with.
He was one of the first to give a restaurant to a female chef.
He went to prison (Gordon Behind Bars) and taught inmates to bake and they opened a bakery (Bad Boys Bakery) that is still running. He hired one of them when he got out.
He did documentaries about the cruelty of shark hunting and cocaine. (when he discovered cocaine was used by his staff he didnāt fire anyone but made sure they are offered treatment)
His kids are a treasure.
He is always ALWAYS kind to servers.
When one of his partners (MarcusĀ Wareing) wanted to leave they got into a fight and settled it in court, they no longer speak to each other but this is what Marcus said about him after the fight:Ā
I feel bad that the first association to him for a lot of people is this shouty TV chef when heās truly a wonderful person.Ā
Oh and then thereās this:
this entire episodeĀ
never forget that the reason heās āshouty and angryā on his tv show is that heās yelling at people who ignore the rules of courtesy and food safety and basically feed their customers poison, something which would enrage any good person
Uncle Gordon
Gordon is precious and I love him.
Iām really glad people post stuff like this because honestly yes, the only thing I knew about Gordon Ramsey at first was that he swears like a sailor. Itās good to know that heās a much more genuine person than that. This is probably also a good example of how television can shape our perceptions of people; TV producers are going to focus on what gets the most attention, not on what is necessarily best or most true about a person. Itās good to be mindful of that while watching reality shows and movies.
Cleopatra (1888) by John William Waterhouse
Come along!
God bless Mat on The Great British Bake Off for whipping out a genuine Victorian pie tin from 1850 for his Victorian meat pie to be baked in and saying this:
Person: Wow, why did you get all dressed up just to go to the grocery store?
Me:Ā
me: let's do something productive
brain: too stressed, can't focus
me: ok, then let's do something enjoyable first
brain: can't do that either, feeling too guilty for not being productive
me: i want to buy new books
the 10 unread books i bought last year, staring at me from my bookshelf:
How important were gloves in Austenās time? Were they just an accessory or were they more important? I recently rewatched P&P (2005) and they seemed very common but not universal, but I wasnāt sure how accurate the movie is anyway
Gloves should always be worn by men AND women while dancing, and many adaptations neglect this. Gloves are removed, of course, if one is eating finger-food at a ball supper or picnic, but riding-gloves, evening-gloves, gloves for callingā¦ladies really would wear gloves at pretty much every time they were out and about, whether they were wrist-length or longer, silk, or leather, or lawn, or even fine mesh netting. Some ladies would wear lace or knitted mitts even for sitting around their own homes, for warmth and fashion.
Basically, I know how titillating it is for people to touch skin-to-skin haaaands during a smouldering country dance, but the fact is, it wouldnāt have happened, and people would have remarked on it. Youād have to arrange circumstances pretty tidily to even begin to come up with an excuse for a lady and gentleman both to not be wearing gloves. (I think of perhaps a smaller dance where there hadnāt been any intention of dancing, but then someone strikes up a tune and some furniture gets moved for a few couples to do a little prancing.) But even so, in the evenings, gloves would be worn.
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trying to prove a point to birds
12.01.2018; new books arrived today in the mail, just in time, yaaay. who else is a non-fiction reader? now i am about to start āsapiensā, itās been a long time since i wanted to read harari.
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