As Much As I Enjoy Movies About Relationships I Hate Them. It Hurts To Watch People Fall In Love Within

As much as I enjoy movies about relationships I hate them. It hurts to watch people fall in love within an hour and I’ve spent my whole life unable to obtain this. I don’t mean the love that comes from family, I mean the love that comes from falling. The TV and radio bombard us everyday with this notion of love, yet there are so many of us who want it but haven’t experienced it. It hurts. The more time we spend without it the more we want it.

ANDY SUMMERS - BRING ON THE NIGHT

In the days of his newfound obsession with music, there was also something larger happening inside Andy Summers: the seeds of an awareness were growing in his psyche, the awareness of the power of art. He spent his time between hotel gigs, going to the Continental Theater to see the latest black and white films of Frederico Fellini, Francois Truffaut, Jean-Pierre Melville and the French New Wave cinema. Sitting in the dark, in the flickering projection, the images embedded deeply in Andy Summers, and the power of art took hold.

Fast forward. The rise of The Police. Andy Summers found himself surrounded by photographers, the center of the world’s attention; subject and object of the camera, he became the living element in an evolving story being told.

Summers turned his eye back on that which was watching him. The artist in him took the experience of all that this big life entailed and filtered it into a new creation. He lived it, processed it and returned it into the world through artistic interpretation. (more pictures and info here)

Maybe Rae didn’t mean it, but what if she was right? What if I didn’t deserve someone like Finn? What if I didn’t deserve someone good?

“I want a happy life. And I want to control my fate.”

— Alicia Florrick The Good Wife, 5.14, A Few Words