January 2012
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“He wanted this someone to see how much he hurt.” ~ Jonathan Franzen, The Corrections
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A Bookworm's Guide to Casting The Corrections →
paperbackgirl:
I put on my Hollywood director hat and wrote this for Flavorpill.
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in a city such as this even silence is its own language full of colourful nuances.
(via arsvivere)
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I’d vote yes on Pippa
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“Nostalgia is denial — denial of the painful present… the name for this denial is golden age thinking — the erroneous notion that a different time period is better than the one one’s living in — it’s a flaw in the romantic imagination of those people who find it difficult to cope with the present.”
— [Midnight in Paris]
(LIFE)
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To Remember
aversecontrol:
WEEKEND TO DO LIST:
Have an affair
Fall in love
Forget everything else
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from the archives...
“Back in the day, maybe two or three years ago, I would have allowed him to pay up through the sixth date. But at this point, I’m asking at the second and third date, do you want me to like, here’s some cab money.”
Dating a Banker: Who Pays? (WNYC)
Related:
Dating a Banker Anonymous (NYT)
Reality of Dating a Banker (Huffpo)
So you still want to date a banker?...
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A tale of two New York Cities - in pictures
A pair of mid-20th-century photography exhibitions portray the extremes of life in the Big Apple. While Cecil Beaton’s work chronicles his frolics shooting stars and socialites,
Marlene Dietrich in New York, 1937 by Cecil Beaton
shots from the New York Photo League’s archives document groups of people Beaton snootily overlooked.
Slums Must Go! May Day Parade, New York, c....
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