I Am...SO DOWN FOR THIS

I am...SO DOWN FOR THIS

WHAT

Also,

“crazy in a ‘I-can’t-look-at-him-without-getting-horny’ kind of way.”

“You know, some would say that’s love,” Myrcella bent over, stretching her legs.

Ahahaha I love this so much

this is my first time doing a wip wednesday and i shamelessly admit that this is for selfish means, to get @yanak324 to do one too. so from chapter two of pieces of you stuck on me (but i’m careless and i’m wicked)

“All I feel for him is lust and friendship it’s just- not like how you think okay?” Lyanna tried explaining herself, knowing she was doing a bad job at sounding convincing.

“Yeah?”

“But Gods, ugh he drives me crazy,” Lyanna blurted, tightening her ponytail. She turned to see Myrcella doubled over, staring at her and raising her eyebrows as she tried to regain her breath. “crazy in a ‘I-can’t-look-at-him-without-getting-horny’ kind of way.”

“You know, some would say that’s love,” Myrcella bent over, stretching her legs. 

“No it’s not. It’s just my body showing me that I’ve had the misfortune of being attracted to men as well as women.”

“Well, one man.”

“Two, don’t forget Tallhart,” Lyanna laughed, continuing their hike. 

“How could I forget,” Myrcella shook her head before putting on a voice, “Mister ‘I’m sorry you’re just so hot’.” Holding up her fingers in quotation. 

Lyanna began laughing harder, having to stop her steps just to clutch her stomach, “It must’ve been only a minute or two in. Gods, it was unpleasant.”

lemony snicket was really out there teaching us as elementary schoolers about grey morality, about how neither good nor bad people always get what they deserve, how being clever and kind doesn’t always guarantee you will triumph (although it’s certainly better than the alternative), how ignorant/complacent/dismissive though well-meaning adults can have just as harmful an impact on children as those with ill intentions, and how not every story has a happy and complete ending

As he breezed into Soho House, Bong spotted “Portrait of a Lady on Fire” director Céline Sciamma, who was snubbed by the Oscars but came to town for her single Spirit Award nomination. He handed her his Best International Feature statue. “You should be holding this,” he said. The DJ turned up “Hits From the Bong” as the filmmaker slid into a mosh pit of Korean peers, programmers, and marketing executives, most of whom work far from traditional Hollywood. (x)

“This is like the future. You made this. You made it for us all.”

Nonetheless, Sciamma was there to celebrate with Bong, Quinn and the Neon crew at the company’s after-party at West Hollywood’s Soho House. Later at a Korean barbecue restaurant, Quinn said, Bong stood up and gave a speech in which he praised Sciamma for the success of her film in South Korea. It has collected $894,000 there, according to Box Office Mojo, more than any country other than France. (x)

“What do you tell your models to distract them?” “Are you bored?” “No. I’m interested in you.”

Enjoying the sunshine and warmth, wearing long cotton dresses, growing flowers, walking a lot, taking care of plants, listening to the birds singing and preparing dishes for closest friends.