Yemeless Haecceity
Ask me anything
me: a round peg in a square hole
this blog: my way of collecting beautiful things, and sometimes not so beautiful things. And sharing some of my beautiful things, or not so beautiful things.
Yemeless, adj. - Negligent and careless
Haecceity, n - The aspect of existence on which individuality depends; the hereness and nowness of reality. The sense one gets of being in the present tense, the pure experience of a single moment in time.
this blog: my way of collecting beautiful things, and sometimes not so beautiful things. And sharing some of my beautiful things, or not so beautiful things.
Yemeless, adj. - Negligent and careless
Haecceity, n - The aspect of existence on which individuality depends; the hereness and nowness of reality. The sense one gets of being in the present tense, the pure experience of a single moment in time.
Charade is on tv. I feel lucky, even though I own it and can watch it whenever I want.
Humphrey Bogart and Audrey Hepburn on the set of Sabrina. Loaning his jacket and holding her shoes. A true gentleman.
(via samuel-long)
This is a conversation I wouldn't mind having
| Adam Canfield (Carey Grant): | Well, what did you expect me to say? That a pretty girl with an outrageous manner means more to an old pro like me than a quarter of a million dollars? |
| Reggie Lampert (Audrey Hepburn): | I don't suppose so. |
| Adam Canfield: | Well, it's a toss-up, I can tell you that. |
| Reggie Lampert: | What did you say? |
| Adam Canfield: | Hasn't it occurred to you that I'm having a tough time keeping my hands off you? |
| [Regina is stunned] | |
| Adam Canfield: | Oh, you should see your face. |
| Reggie Lampert: | What's the matter with it? |
| Adam Canfield: | It's lovely. |
| [Regina drops her knife and fork] | |
| Adam Canfield: | What's the matter now? |
| Reggie Lampert: | I'm not hungry anymore; isn't it glorious? |
I need a Roman Holiday
The wild thing? For the first time ever I could totally and realistically do this.
(Source: sweetcatastrophe-kayleigh)
Two for the Road (1967)…another marvelous movie.
(Source: laurelinherhair)
Currently watching My Fair Lady while working on my presentation.
(via cre8tivesilence)
