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It's a happy Tuesday indeed
Happy Tuesday!
I’m feeling extraordinarily random today and want some pic!spams so stay tuned after my ramblings for the hotness. (Or skip down to it, you know, whatever lol.)
1) I finished watching "The End of the Affair" last night; it was a truly beautiful movie. Not only was the acting superb but the storyline especially at the end was fabulous.
-It’s a story of love, jealousy, devotion and faith, although the religious undertones do not beat you about the head.
-Of course while watching it, Hubby was in the room and flat out said (during one of the numerous graphic love scenes) "Is this a freaking porno??" He never fails to make me laugh.
2) Speaking of the aforementioned movie above, I’ve decided to read the novel from which it was based.
-I find the writer Graham Greene fascinating. His early works were known for their Catholic undertones although he did not live his life according to the faith.
-This little tidbit intrigued me the most as found on Wikipedia:
He supplemented his novelist's income with freelance journalism, book and film reviews for “The Spectator” and co-editing the magazine "Night and Day" which folded in 1937 shortly after Greene's film review of "Wee Willie Winkie" featuring nine-year-old Shirley Temple, cost the magazine a lost libel lawsuit. Greene's review claimed that Temple displayed "a certain adroit coquetry which appealed to middle-aged men"; it is now considered one of the first criticisms of the sexualisation of children for entertainment.
-My boss and I had been discussing this exact topic today because she had a very young daughter and I have a step daughter who just reached teenage status. There is a certain innocence that I had at this age that is gone today.
3) I’m training in another department today after lunch. Heaven help me, I’ll be away from my PC. *cries*
4) I really wish my leg would stop vibrating under my desk. I haven’t even had that much caffeine today.
5) This Promo picture owns my soul. It’s absolutely gorgeous on an artistic level to me. So much emotion and meaning transpires here:
6) On with the important stuff, the pic!spam’s!! I am dedicating these to some of my favorite lovely ladies on my F-list.
-For![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
bonorattle some Greg House. You need so Hugh lovin’ to make it through tonight!
-Forcolor_me_verde I give you Alan Rickman as "The Interrogator" from Closetland. I know I promised you this a while ago, I’m here to deliver!
-Forflyingpigs_live Here’s some Jason Isaacs. I don’t want another question as to where he is lol! *hugs*
Hugh Laurie/Greg House:
Alan Rickman/The Interrogator
Jason Isaacs/Just Jason Isaacs!
I’m feeling extraordinarily random today and want some pic!spams so stay tuned after my ramblings for the hotness. (Or skip down to it, you know, whatever lol.)
1) I finished watching "The End of the Affair" last night; it was a truly beautiful movie. Not only was the acting superb but the storyline especially at the end was fabulous.
-It’s a story of love, jealousy, devotion and faith, although the religious undertones do not beat you about the head.
-Of course while watching it, Hubby was in the room and flat out said (during one of the numerous graphic love scenes) "Is this a freaking porno??" He never fails to make me laugh.
2) Speaking of the aforementioned movie above, I’ve decided to read the novel from which it was based.
-I find the writer Graham Greene fascinating. His early works were known for their Catholic undertones although he did not live his life according to the faith.
-This little tidbit intrigued me the most as found on Wikipedia:
He supplemented his novelist's income with freelance journalism, book and film reviews for “The Spectator” and co-editing the magazine "Night and Day" which folded in 1937 shortly after Greene's film review of "Wee Willie Winkie" featuring nine-year-old Shirley Temple, cost the magazine a lost libel lawsuit. Greene's review claimed that Temple displayed "a certain adroit coquetry which appealed to middle-aged men"; it is now considered one of the first criticisms of the sexualisation of children for entertainment.
-My boss and I had been discussing this exact topic today because she had a very young daughter and I have a step daughter who just reached teenage status. There is a certain innocence that I had at this age that is gone today.
3) I’m training in another department today after lunch. Heaven help me, I’ll be away from my PC. *cries*
4) I really wish my leg would stop vibrating under my desk. I haven’t even had that much caffeine today.
5) This Promo picture owns my soul. It’s absolutely gorgeous on an artistic level to me. So much emotion and meaning transpires here:
6) On with the important stuff, the pic!spam’s!! I am dedicating these to some of my favorite lovely ladies on my F-list.
-For
bonorattle some Greg House. You need so Hugh lovin’ to make it through tonight!-For
color_me_verde I give you Alan Rickman as "The Interrogator" from Closetland. I know I promised you this a while ago, I’m here to deliver!-For
flyingpigs_live Here’s some Jason Isaacs. I don’t want another question as to where he is lol! *hugs*Hugh Laurie/Greg House:
Alan Rickman/The Interrogator
Jason Isaacs/Just Jason Isaacs!
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I need to check out The End of The Affair I think...
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Feel free to come back and drool!
The End of the Affair is beautiful, it's very explicit but still beautiful.
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Please tell me there are more where that came from...
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I found it htrough this person:
It's lovely isn't it?