oh! i finally got some film developed back this picture... not a great theme or anything like that (although i love the mexican peaberry...) but what i like about this picture is the naturally sepia! this is just my film camera nikon nikkormat EL and a 200 iso film, cheap one, KODAK Kolor and well, my dirty kitchen stand instead of a tripod no photoshop here, just the scan of the film if anything
ah sepia! i like 'cause tastes to my eyes like Café or a good blessed cup of tea
that is the question! such a flowery shakespearian dilemma! that i have to face this cloudy morning
my film camera here still working...
and to top this flowery day a song that I grew up to! my mother used to listen to this song endlessly! in the early 70's so I know ALL the lyrics... a great classic country 70's songs by Miss Lynn Anderson
this song and many others have been central theme of the DJs list I get via e-mail...
so... I beg your pardon but here are the video & the lyrics be a good cowboy to this cute & skinny lovely lady and sing along w/her & her retro friends...
I beg your pardon, I never promised you a rose garden. Along with the sunshine, There's gotta be a little rain sometimes. When you take, you gotta give, so live and let live, Or let go. I beg your pardon, I never promised you a rose garden.
I could promise you things like big diamond rings, But you don't find roses growin' on stalks of clover. So you better think it over. Well, if sweet-talkin' you could make it come true, I would give you the world right now on a silver platter, But what would it matter? So smile for a while and let's be jolly: Love shouldn't be so melancholy. Come along and share the good times while we can.
I beg your pardon, I never promised you a rose garden. Along with the sunshine, There's gotta be a little rain sometimes.
Instrumental break.
I beg your pardon, I never promised you a rose garden.
I could sing you a tune or promise you the moon, But if that's what it takes to hold you, I'd just as soon let you go, but there's one thing I want you to know. You better look before you leap, still waters run deep, And there won't always be someone there to pull you out, And you know what I'm talkin' about. So smile for a while and let's be jolly: Love shouldn't be so melancholy. Come along and share the good times while we can.
I beg your pardon, I never promised you a rose garden. Along with the sunshine, There's gotta be a little rain sometimes.
oh this blog!... trying to do something useful out of it i can classify some of my favorite films! if you happen to read this... please consider these films on your list! i will try to post now & then more about films that i think are good films
a claustrophobic-as-a-migraine but very brilliant noir film a superb brainiac thriller! please don't miss it
the photography is black & white, high contrast and a bit noisy the music, a great IDM (intelligent dance music) soundtrack!
& the damn headaches! that i so much relate and Sean Gullette's acting
π trailer "Mathematics is the language of nature..." "There will be no order, only chaos..."
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and the second film by Aronofsky Requiem for a Dream (a great link here with a very tricky well-done official web-site)
after watching the film, I couldn't stop thinking, and sulking, and being depressed for a couple of hours... still, this is one of the best films I have ever seen on human addictions
it is heart-breaking because it is truthful a very well-done film with great actors beautiful Jennifer Connelly and over all you must watch because of Ellen Burstyn acting! she won an Oscar as leading actress for this film!!!
Requiem for a Dream trailer
another Requiem for a Dream trailer [worth watching!]
I relate this film with Trainspotting because of the thematic and Trainspotting was a great film too, very shocking, sarcastic... yet... Requiem for a Dream, I feel goes even deeper the sarcasm becomes irony the intensity of how easy a dream could be broken excellent photography and cinematography great soundtrack too another must-watch film! strong, excellent!
i found this rather weird looking package outside my window this evening
i have no idea since when it has been there i moved it to the trash can it was heavy and felt like it was full of sand
very strange & creepy i am a little worried since my window goes to an alley that people can access
funny, but i grew up reading detective stories sherlock holmes was one of my heroes when i was 14 and i like the dark mystery novels but this package thing when it happens outside my own window doesn't feel as glamorous as the crimes on literature
i will check the trash can tomorrow to see if it's still there and well, not sure what else to do
i am sure there are much more interesting ways to spend 3 minutes online but if you want to share with me a very simple kitchen moment please look at my 3 minutes of nothingness
just some tea a candle another late night the coffee beans & 3 minutes less of your life 3 minutes that you immerse in mine
cartoon quote: "Bloggers were invented ca. 300 AD, and were originally called "monks". Like their distant descendents, monks had shitty haircuts and never got laid."
from one of my favorite online collections of comics "married to the sea" check their site for more of their quirky cartoons there's a new one daily...