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When Harry Met Sally (1989) dir. Rob Reiner

See ya later 2018

Favorite Movies That Came Out This Year: Mary Poppins Returns, Oceans Eight

Favorite Book(s): The Help-Kathryn Stockett, If You Find This Letter- Hannah Brencher, The Heart Of The Artist- Rory Noland, The Best Yes- Lysa TerKeurst, Outlander series

Favorite Album(s): Kaleidoscope Heart- Sara Bareilles, Magic-Ben Rector, The Garden-Kari Jobe

Favorite TV Show(s): The Crown, The Durrells in Corfu, Peaky Blinders, Parks and Rec, Gilmore Girls, Outlander

Favorite Broadway Show(s): Evita, Godspell, Beautiful

Favorite Quote: "May you always be the one who notices the little things that make light pour through, and may they always remind you: there is more to life and there is more to you." -Morgan Harper Nichols

Wow. 2018 was a year of a somewhat unsettling amount of change. I finished my masters, I tasted unemployment, I am somewhat changing my life direction again, my parents are selling my childhood home, I am learning to finally how to change my bad habits of perfectionism and being a workaholic, music has come back in my life in a big and meaningful way, and I've learned that through the mentorship of some wise women around me that my feelings are valid and that having a small group to hold me accountable can help keep me from giving away too much of myself and prevent me from sacrificing my time for self care and recharging. Through all that 2018 brought, the joy, the sorrow, the euphoric musical moments, the painful deep sting of rejection and the feeling of endless grace being thrown my way have well prepared me for whatever 2019 has in store.

#personal #no one cares lizzie #2018 #reflection

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QED. Spiros is Louisa’s true boyfriend.

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Bantry House & Garden / Ireland (by Olivier Bruchez).

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Peggy Carter was a positive role model for kids and took on a life of her own, which was wonderful, but it existed in a particular genre. I was yearning to expand my range. Howards End’s Margaret Schlegel was all-consuming and a bit of a career-changer for me. Being the leading actress also comes with a responsibility to help create a positive atmosphere on set, so I bet myself that we could all do strong work and still have a giggle. To forge friendships and play pranks, but still deliver on “action!” That’s the kind of working life I want.