sometimes you stalk a little on facebook discover that the girl your ex might be dating now designs dog collars. for a living.
sometimes you stalk a little on facebook discover that the girl your ex might be dating now designs dog collars. for a living.
i watched “An Unmarried Woman” for the first time in college because it was randomly on tv at 3:00 a.m. i remember liking it but didn’t see it all the through - class got in the way.
then i saw it again over the weekend and loved it even more. the movie is incredible. for it to have come out of the ’70s and be so completely relevant today is marvelous! the acting is superb. the subject matter still completely fresh. i wholeheartedly recommend, if only for the shots of soho before it became a downtown mall
(photo via EW.com)
if you’re around saturday night, come out to this single’s mixer. i promise it’s not nearly as terrible as it sounds. plus, i’ll be there - so it’s bound to be excellent!
I maintain that this is still my best contribution to the internet and I will reblog it every year forever and ever.
i’m not saying that i’m sad because i’m single and it’s valentine’s day. i’m saying that on this very arbitrary day, as a human being of any relationship status ever, this photo is bringing my heart such joy!
![here’s a book you could get me. and here’s how i came to think of it:
in Jen Doll’s first post for the Atlantic Wire, she brings to light new app WotWentWrong, which “asks users to ‘proactively seek feedback’ from their dates…and ‘develop insights and behaviors to ensure your relationship goals.’”
now i don’t need any feedback from anyone i’ve ever dated. mainly because their reasons would be as follows: “i needed to focus on my _____” [insert any of the following]:
band
career
writing
fashion line
taxes
football team
crippling mental illness
since these are all them problems and certainly not me problems, i have no need for feedback. (perhaps a need for therapy?)
the app’s ultimate goal is to garner ad revenue and sell you stuff when you’re at you’re weakest. so, for example, if your past partner says your tardiness is the reason for the breakup then (he’s a fool) the app would recommend something like the above tome.
anyway, even if there’s no need for input, there’s always room for self improvement and i really am chronically late. perhaps this is something to add to the reading list?](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lyoms6VnM91qzjk7uo1_400.jpg)
here’s a book you could get me. and here’s how i came to think of it:
in Jen Doll’s first post for the Atlantic Wire, she brings to light new app WotWentWrong, which “asks users to ‘proactively seek feedback’ from their dates…and ‘develop insights and behaviors to ensure your relationship goals.’”
now i don’t need any feedback from anyone i’ve ever dated. mainly because their reasons would be as follows: “i needed to focus on my _____” [insert any of the following]:
- band
- career
- writing
- fashion line
- taxes
- football team
- crippling mental illness
since these are all them problems and certainly not me problems, i have no need for feedback. (perhaps a need for therapy?)
the app’s ultimate goal is to garner ad revenue and sell you stuff when you’re at you’re weakest. so, for example, if your past partner says your tardiness is the reason for the breakup then (he’s a fool) the app would recommend something like the above tome.
anyway, even if there’s no need for input, there’s always room for self improvement and i really am chronically late. perhaps this is something to add to the reading list?
since i just turned down the option of having hair and makeup done at the wedding in March (i plan to use the cash to drink away my single sorrows) i’ve got to make sure i don’t make myself look a fool…makeup-wise. obviously, i will look plenty silly as the only bridesmaid without a date.
lady trouble aside, i like Emma Roberts’ makeup here. that’s really all i wanted to say. good makeup, nice lashes. full stop
(via StyleCaster)
