cheer for a Monday
at the moment, I don’t have anything of substance prepared to post. so i shall instead share some eye candy and whatnot for you. enjoy!
i ❤ this dress
i don’t know what it is about this dress, but i absolutely adore it. i adore this color. i adore the silhouette. i adore everything about it. (granted, i could NOT pull this off myself, but i love it on her.)
more pretty:
also loved Sandra Bullock’s dress. i thought it was lovely. i also love her tatted up hubs wearing the penguin suit. (her speech was really adorable, too. i don’t care if she’s supposedly kinda a bitch, i like her.)
yes, i ended up watching the SAG awards the other night. i’m not sure why, either. it was entertaining and short, though. and Betty White is awesome.
I tried to find this on grooveshark, but i can’t remember what the fuck my username is, so i found it on youtube instead:
(Hey, you get to look at DDL for nearly three minutes. i count that a win, personally.)
and since practically everyone with boobs had this hanging on a wall whilst in college, the Klimt of the same name:
don’t you just love it when i randomly start free-associating?
ok, i should go write a for-real post.
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Tags: diane kruger, eye candy, klimt, last of the mohicans, sag awards, sandra bullock, the kiss
Looooove that song. Love Last of the Mohicans. Love DDL when he’s not gross and scruffy and looks like he’s just come off a two-week bender.
Indeed, indeed, and iiiiiiindeeeeeeeeed.
Hah! I just hung up that Klimt in my bedroom two days ago. Yes, I am that unoriginal – in my defense, I was so not artsy in college so I didn’t even know who he was back then. It’s like a whole new discovery for me (now I’m just waiting for the Mucha prints to show up – was he another that was popular that I didn’t even know about?).
Also, love the song.
I never said it wasn’t a lovely painting! Just that it was rather common to find hanging on the walls of the girls in college. Or the pretentious ones, anyhow!
I love Mucha. I don’t care if he was, I love his stuff. Also, check out Maxfield Parrish; he’s one of my faves. You’d probably recognize him if you saw some of his work, but most folks have no idea who he was.