Julia Roberts at Notting Hillâs 1999 Premiere
"I waved and people saw I had armpit hair. It was a scandal. I could scandalize you people right now if I took my jacket off," Julia said, recalling the event in 2024.

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Julia Roberts at Notting Hillâs 1999 Premiere
"I waved and people saw I had armpit hair. It was a scandal. I could scandalize you people right now if I took my jacket off," Julia said, recalling the event in 2024.

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anne carson sentence starters.
quotes are all taken from various poems and essays by the queen of aesthetes, anne carson. feel free to change pronouns/add things/etc if needed.
â you are not a god. â
â we begin in the dark and birth is the death of us. â
â now youâve crowned yourself one final perfect time. â
â [ name ] was a monster. everything about him was red. â
â what are we made of but hunger and rage? â
â i finally decided that understanding isnât what grief is about. â
â honey is the sleep of the just. â
â it is perilous to live past the end of your myth. â
â you remember too much. â
â when i desire you a part of me is gone. â
â humans in love are terrible. â
â under the seams runs the pain. â
â men know almost nothing about desire. â
â sex is a substitute, like money or language. â
â what is the holiness of conversation? â
â âyou burn me. â
â i ask this one thing: let me go mad in my own way. â
â sometimes i just want to stop seeing. â
â weâre all mortal, you know. â
â i am the shape you made me. filth teaches filth. â
â why does tragedy exist? â
â youâre a beauty. â
â madness and witchery are conditions commonly associated with the female voice. â
â it made me merciless. â
â desire is no light thing. â
â i do not exist. there is nothing left. â
â gods are stubborn. so am i. â
â we had been seduced into thinking that we were immortal. â
â i am someone who did not die when i should have died. â
â why are you so in love with things unbearable? â
â everything can collapse. â
â someone will remember us. even in another time. â
â my mind is burning. â
â each night, about this time, he puts on sadness like a garment and goes on writing. â
â love does not make me gentle or kind. â
â i can give you reasons not do die. â
â passivity is killing her. â
â they are victims of love, many of them. â
â he is a young god. â
â you touch my soul, you pain my mind. â
â itâs something of a clichĂ© to say that we all think weâre monsters. â
â i fear your sorrows make your tongue grow wild. â
â itâs what they call âecstasyâ. â
â a man who canât die is no tragic hero. âÂ
â i want everything. â
â it was like a beautiful dance where your partner turns and stabs you to death. â
â to survive you need an edge. â
â girls are cruelest to themselves. â
â we are dust. â
bonus! further quotations from award-winning poet and author anne carson:
â i am a philosopher of sandwiches. â
â pilgrims were people glad to take off their clothing, which was on fire. â
â english is a bitch. â
â i wish i were two dogs. then i could play with me. â
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sara teasdale, love songs // marianna foster, moonlight over the ocean
we need to figure this out now can yall please tag where ur from (if ur american please for the love of god tag the country i dont know what a connecticut is) and whether or not you have a dryer + think having a dryer in your house is like a normal thing
okay so far what weve learned is that every american has a dryer and posh british people think every british person has a dryer
Here is what language did to us. Here / is the wound, the silence, the wretchedness / of tides and hillsides and stars [âŠ]
Eavan Boland, from âTime and Violenceâ, New Selected Poems (via soracities)
This is what language is: a habitable grief. A turn of speech for the everyday and ordinary abrasion of losses such as this
which hurts just enough to be a scar.
And heals just enough to be a nation.
Eavan Boland, âA Habitable GriefâÂ

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MIKE FLANAGAN UNIVERSE + GHOSTS
the haunting of the hillhouse (2018) the haunting of bly manor (2020) midnight mass (2021)
Virginia Woolf, in a letter to Vita Sackville-West, February 1927.
Virginia Woolf, A Room of Oneâs Own, September 1929.
Vita Sackville-West & Virginia Woolf

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Chess isnât always competitive. Chess can also be⊠beautiful. It was the board I noticed first. Itâs an entire world of just 64 squares. I feel safe in it. I can control it. I can dominate it. And itâs predictable, so if I get hurt, I only have myself to blame.      Anya Taylor-Joy as Beth Harmon in THE QUEENâS GAMBIT (2020)