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Hourly queue

Currently working on: a playlist straight from 1895

Reading


A Brief History of the French Revolution
The People's History of the French Revolution
After Virture

Watching


Friends
Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Notre Dame de Paris

Listening


String Quarter in F Major -- II. Assez vif by Maurice Ravel
listen here

Quote


A thing of beauty is a joy forever: Its loveliness increases; it will never pass into nothingness; but still will keep a bower quiet for us, and a sleep full of sweet dreams, and health, and quiet breathing.
Endymion, John Keats

hbearwinchester:

theprivatelifeofbees:

Why do movies do that thing where they zoom up really close on people kissing? Is there really anyone who actually wants to see that??????

I was at a live musical the other day and the many characters kissed during a really dramatic moment and as soon as their lips touched, the music cut and it was totally silent and I accidentally loudly said “EW!” And so to answer your question, no, no I do not want to see that, but especially not at a live musical where I will embarrass myself

Yikes, for sure, yeah, I mean at least I was in the comfort of my own home. What musical was it? That sounds like kind of a cool effect

I mean I guess I accept that kisses are dramatically necessary, general, but the tom hooper-esque closeups just make me horrifyingly uncomfortable

(Source: sodesperatelyunspoken-blog)

TL