Favorites

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Movies

1. Original Willy Wonka

2. Doctor Zhivago

3. The Lives of Others

4. Life is Beautiful

5. It’s a Wonderful Life

6. Walk on Water

7. The Diving Bell and the Butterfly

8. Shadows in the Sun

9. Funny Face

10. Meet Joe Black

11. Always

12. The Little Prince (live)

13. Pan’s Labyrinth

14. Stir Crazy and others w Wilder

15. Reign Over Me

16. And last but not least Anastasia

Shows

  1. Family Matters

  2. Squid Games (only saw season 1 so far)

  3. Freaks and Geeks

  4. Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt

  5. Scandal

  6. Buffy The Vampire Slayer

  7. Anime - Chobits, Tenchi Muyo, Sailor Moon and Trigun

  8. She is surprisingly amazed by the parenting in My Wife and Kids

Worst Show of All Time

Girls.

You’re welcome.

Music

Favorite Quotes by Others

Ted talk

Grief Poetry by Rosemerry Wahtola Trummer

“Dark Praise”

FAVORITE COMMERICIAL

SNL SKIT

asmr

Beebee Asmr - Fast and aggressive sounds and rambles and poetry and unique interests

Sarah Lavender ASMR - Asmr Pomodoro for studying and work

Dreamscape ASMR - Roleplays

Self-soothing and inspirational song to write to and dream

Tido Kang - Warm

Activist Song (I invited him to sru and met him!)

Music Video

Words

  • Persnickety

  • Precipice

  • Ho-hum

  • Poppycock

  • Fiddle-faddle

  • Wobby/Wobbie

  • Muddle

  • Rumple

  • Hodgepodge

  • Qualm

  • Dilly dally

  • Discombobulated

  • Foibles

  • Fiddle sticks

  • Hoity Toity

  • Taradiddle

  • Hullabaloo

  • Ill-willie

  • Jabberwock

  • Lollygag

  • Quackle

  • Snickersnee

  • Vainglory

  • Valetudinarian

  • Vaniloquence

  • Whiffler

  • Zoanthropy

  • Cattywampus

  • Bumfuzzled

  • Goobbledygook

  • Flummox

  • Falsiloquence

  • Frankenfood

  • Mollycoddle

  • Hullaballoo

  • Bumbershoot

  • Foppish

  • Piffle

  • Bupkis

  • Floccinaucinihilipilification

  • Brouhaha

  • à gogo

    I like these words. If you have any that go with this feel let me know.

Comedic line in history

My favorite comedic line in history is this - Tell Scarlett I do give a damn. -Mask (1994). *shrug*

Foreign Activist Film - Bombay

In Bombay, a Muslim and a Hindu marry. Both of their fathers disown them. Yet, in the midst of chaos, Muslims and Hindus against each other, they reunite with the son and daughter. They realize what really mattered when they thought there was a potential for loss. The Muslim woman and Hindu man have two boys. In one scene, the father of the Hindu man is walking with his grandsons. Men circle him, ready to kill. Then, the father of the Muslim woman intervened. He said something to the men that drove them away. When asked what it was, he simply turned and said, “I told them that you are my brother.”

POEM

"Kindness" by Naomi Shihab Rye

"Before you know what kindness really is

you must lose things,

feel the future dissolve in a moment

like salt in a weakened broth.

What you held in your hand,

what you counted and carefully saved,

all this must go so you know

how desolate the landscape can be

between the regions of kindness.

How you ride and ride

thinking the bus will never stop,

the passengers eating maize and chicken

will stare out the window forever.

Before you learn the tender gravity of kindness

you must travel where the Indian in a white poncho

lies dead by the side of the road.

You must see how this could be you,

how he too was someone

who journeyed through the night with plans

and the simple breath that kept him alive.

Before you know kindness as the deepest thing inside,

you must know sorrow as the other deepest thing.

You must wake up with sorrow.

You must speak to it till your voice

catches the thread of all sorrows

and you see the size of the cloth.

Then it is only kindness that makes sense anymore,

only kindness that ties your shoes

and sends you out into the day to gaze at bread,

only kindness that raises its head

from the crowd of the world to say

It is I you have been looking for,

and then goes with you everywhere

like a shadow or a friend."

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