#graduation.

[abeltownshipslittlebitch]

This isn’t zr related but I just graduated today! I got my Associates in General Education and will be transferring to a 4-year for my Bachelors in the Fall, and hopefully I’ll go on to get my Juris Doctor. I’m excited! I started this blog just before starting college and here I am with my first degree from college.

2 years down, 5 to go.

This is me with my friend and her boyfriend. Not very many guests could come but they came along with my mom and grandparents.

[dashingwishes]

This was so special to me because I didn’t go to my own graduation 🥺 so I am going to pretend this is for me too haha. Thank you so much. And most importantly congratulations to class of 2020 I am so proud of you, you guys got this 🥰 “Dear Class of 2020″

[howardhawkshollywoodannex]

Dustin Hoffman, Anne Bancroft and Katharine Ross in The Graduate (1967) with Mike Nichols directing behind the scenes.

Mike was born in Berlin and had 22 director credits in his career, from Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf (1966) to Charlie Wilson’s War (2007).

The Graduate is Mike’s only entry on the TSPDT list of the 1,000 Greatest Films.  I think his film debut, Virginia Woolf with Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor, an entry on my 1.001 best films list, is much better, although The Graduate is at least a good movie.  After his first two successes, the rest of his career was mostly mediocre, although his cable mini-series Angels in America is above average.