happy valentine's day week

Nuit Blanche from Spy Films on Vimeo.


go after the things you desire.

cool

hope & faith

hope & faith can be elusive enigmas, at least for me. then i see (or witness) and image such as this and everything becomes clear. for me the father's hand is the epitome of hope and the child faith. i can feel this father's yearning for his child to have a good life even though he knows unspeakable hardships exist and the child saying, "i have no idea what's going on but if you take the lead i'll follow."

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A man touches his newborn baby, born three days ago, at the Israeli hospital in Port-au-Prince January 20, 2010. (REUTERS/Carlos Garcia Rawlins


"you remind me of the babe."
"what babe?"
"the babe with the power."

lee pace

my roommates and i were watching a show the other day and the comedian informed us that he googles his name and thus discovered a blog post in which a fan confessed her crush on him. his reaction, "she never thought i'd read it but she don't know how lonely i am." hahaha....wait why don't i do that.

lee pace if you're single you should ask me out. i have a horrible personality but i'm hot.

a town called panic

this is the most spectacularly bizarre, hilarious and fantastic film i have ever seen. hands down.

New Zealand in pictures

a december to remember

1. A Car With A Bow.

You know those annoying Lexus commercials intended for rich people who don't care about looking rich, even in today's economy? The ads that depict people walking out to their driveways Christmas morning, only to see a brand new Lexus all wrapped up in a pretty bow?

Why should the fact that you can't afford a Lexus -- or any car, for that matter -- prevent you from giving one as a gift? Besides, nothing signifies the act of giving more than sticking a bow on something, anything. So this Christmas, head out onto your street or into your neighborhood in the middle of the night and wrap whatever car you wish you could give in a giant red bow. Why stop at one? Wrap five cars, or all of them! Then, in the morning, march your robe-clad loved one out there and surprise him or her with the gift of momentary, fleeting, unobtainable luxury. Take a picture, because that's the one thing they can keep (aside from the bow, of course).

by carrie brownstein http://www.npr.org/blogs/monitormix/2009/12/monitor_mix_2009_gift_guide_1.html

this sounds like the best christmas ever.