Looking back and realizing the stereotype in school that "girls are always in drama" was mainly because girls were actually trying to hold each other accountable for bad behaviors. Boys thought their friend groups were so much easier and the whole time it's because they weren't correcting each other's bad
behavior.. Like at all...
One of the very best sets ever in film - the giant typewriter from 1937s "Ready, Willing, and Able".. Lee Dixon and Ruby Keeler - and a bevy of beautiful legs, type out a fantasy letter.. The routine was choreographed by Bobby Connolly (who later choreographed The Wizard of Oz). However, it heavily borrowed from the " Busby Berkeley Style" that dominated Warner Bros. musicals at the time.
It remains one of the most delightful sequences in film, and is a personal favorite of mine!
how yummy sleepiness is- the rustle of your face on your pillow, the weight of your quilt, your muscles sinking into delicious tiredness- almost enough mirth to wake you up again
Bf had dinner heated up by the time i reached home after my 2 hour stupid journey back, took me out for icecream and bought me flowers and let me bite him and restocked my shampoo and when i asked him how he knew the brand he said he uses it sometimes i cant wait to wed this fool