Ahh that face!
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Wes ANDERSON: What Your Favorite Wes Anderson Movie Says About You: Rushmore
Rushmore (1998)
Once upon a time, you thought you’d be a music writer but you realized there’s no money in that. Now you work in finance. You have a lot of cable channels so you get to watch this movie a lot, and you’ve realized when your borderline art-world friends come over to eat your…
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This is an update on something I posted a year ago today.
“Cup of tea and dunking a biscuit, I’m well happy. And that’s the way to be, innit? Because you can be into traveling, but the world’s only so big. So eventually, you’re gonna run out of places to visit. Whereas biscuits…there’s loads of them.”
— Karl Pilkington
“Your dreams should never be better than real life because otherwise, what’s the point? …Unless you’re a sloth. ‘Cause they sleep a lot, don’t they?”
— Karl Pilkington
I’m not unhappy about becoming old. I’m not unhappy about what must be. It makes me cry only when I see my friends go before me and life is emptied. I don’t believe in an afterlife, but I still fully expect to see my brother again. And it’s like a dream life. But, you know, there’s something I’m finding out as I’m aging that I am in love with the world.
And I look right now, as we speak together, out my window in my studio and I see my trees and my beautiful, beautiful maples that are hundreds of years old, they’re beautiful. And you see I can see how beautiful they are. I can take time to see how beautiful they are. It is a blessing to get old. It is a blessing to find the time to do the things, to read the books, to listen to the music.
I don’t write for children. I write, and somebody says, ‘That’s for children’.
—Maurice Sendak (via kabocha-bear)
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“Please don’t go. We’ll eat you up, we love you so.”
