Just another, Miss Jones.

Cannes, France (by Gerhard Bopple)

Lemony Snicket, When Did You See Her Last? (via wordsnquotes)

Esztergom, Hungary (by Rita Brigitta Szabo)

Sophia Bush (via hcathledger)

Shoreham, Kent, UK (by Rory Welsh)

Jm Storm (via wordsnquotes)

all i can feel 

Never Tear Us Apart - INXS

If only for curiosity’s sake, I’d like to know what could happen if both hands land on the same number. 

Sneaky Zucchini Mac and Cheese with Everything Bagel Chip Crumbs

“Zoe loves the movies. So I knew if I was going to propose, it had to involve the movies. But I can’t make a movie myself because I don’t work in film. So I had to get creative. I ordered a black-and-white Italian film from a vintage film dealer. It seemed vaguely romantic. I spent four months editing it on my computer. I changed all the subtitles. I cut out the harem scene. I completely changed the plot so that it resembled our lives. I wrote some dialogue about picture frames because Zoe’s family owns a frame shop. And I love trains. So I made the main character a train enthusiast. When I finished the editing, I rented out a small theater with sixty seats. I invited all of Zoe’s friends and family. I made sure everyone sat in the front and didn’t turn around. The weather was beautiful that day. Zoe didn’t want to go to a movie. We got in a big fight about it, but I finally convinced her. I was so nervous that I laughed during the whole film. I’d seen all the jokes 1000 times but I laughed at them anyway. Then during the final scene, the main characters started speaking to the audience, and one of them asked: ‘Does anyone here want to get married?’ So I stood up. The lights came on. All her friends and family turned around. And I gave a speech that I prepared. I was so nervous that I forgot to ask the actual question. But Zoe bailed me out and said ‘yes’ anyway.”