Alice

 Mia Farrow in Woody Allen's Alice, 1990.

A couple of movies that I'm looking forward to seeing.

Bill Cunningham...now that's inspiration.

Last Monday, Skye and I finally got around to seeing Bill Cunninham New York.  I know for a fact that I have not smiled throughout a whole movie like that since I was a child.  (I'm one of those people that start to zone out and daydream during movies, but there was none of that while watching Mr.Cunningham).  Not only did the movie make me smile, laugh, and yes, even tear up....it seriously inspired me.  Bill is not an amazing photographer but his eye for fashion and trends and his perseverance made me think about what it is that I'm doing at this moment in time.  For like FIFTY years, he has gotten on his bike and rides allllll over New York City (uptown, downtown, and back uptown again) taking pictures of anything and everything that catches his eye.  And after all that bike ridin', he goes into the Times and works on his On the Street article.  I mean, this dude was doing it all before all of y'all. 

In all his hard work and dedication, this man appears to be so amazingly humble and kind-hearted.  He has integrity that is so rare to see these days.  Should I stop gushing now?  

Go see it if you haven't yet!

The NYT does a video version of his article.  Check them out here.

Typical Annie Hall post

I've been on a pretty big Woody Allen/Diane Keaton kick lately. I know this is nothing new...but seriously, her style is impeccable. She makes me want to wear floppy hats everyday. I FINALLY got around to watching Annie Hall. I had it from Netflix for literally 2 years and NEVER watched it....but it's finally on instant! Here are some of my favorite scenes/outfits:

Also, I quit my job! I felt that it would be best for me to pursue something more creative and in my field...so I packed up my stuff, found someone to sublet my room, and jetted over to Seattle. I'll be here for a month and a half working on stuuuff. We'll see what's in store!