Somehow Keats will survive without you

Audrey did it bloody well, yet I still wonder how Mrs. Campbell would have performed it. I am not a student of it, but theater has lost some grace if you ask me.

My Fair Lady - I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face/The Ending

Modest plainness sets off sprightly wit?

True Wit is Nature to advantage dress'd.

 What oft was thought, but ne'er so well express'd;

 Something whose truth convinced at sight we find,

 That gives us back the image of our mind.

 As shades more sweetly recommend the light,

 So modest plainness sets off sprightly wit.

-Alexander Pope 

2 Cents from The Terminal :-)

Amelia: You know what Napoleon gave Josephine as a wedding present?

It was a gold locket. And on the inside, he made an inscription, "Destiny".

Destiny.

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Amelia: I have to go. 

Viktor Navorski: I have to stay. 
Amelia: Story of my life. 
Viktor Navorski: Me too. 

The First Subjectless Post

Probably I and Zero could be at peace, if only someone could stop the sound double-doors swinging every couple of minutes.
Did I ever tell you, I hate Thursdays!

Money Ball Ending Scene

Lurved a movie so much after quite some time :-)

Dee is gone!

To truly understand a person, sincerity and wisdom ain't enough. You at least need one more ingredient called 'Perspective'. 


If you are not where they are, then you can't see the picture the way they see it, and hence would fail to understand their reactions. And your conclusions about them would most likely be wrong. 
You would see people say that they are understanding, and respectful of others views; they actually mean totally the opposite. To understand someone else, and to see it from their eyes, is not a choice that you make. Because to be where they are, they spent their whole life. And it takes exactly that: a whole life to reach there, to see it from their eyes, and to understand them. Sincerity and wisdom fall too short of it!

Goodbye friend. I, and Zero will miss you, a lot!