This Is My Brief Response To “Jennifer Lawrence And The History Of Cool Girls”
Cool Girls never get angry; they only smile in a chagrined, loving manner and let their men do whatever they want.
Student at The Johns Hopkins University
Cool Girls never get angry; they only smile in a chagrined, loving manner and let their men do whatever they want.
Sarah wishes everyone was sitting a little bit closer together, but she knows that their bubbles would not survive such close proximity, and resigns herself to the ways of this mysterious place where Alone and Together are friends, or maybe distant cousins, rather than enemies
Most people associate diamonds and rose petals with Valentine’s Day. I associate the two with poetry and patience – simplicity and soft hearts.
I remember thinking it was a genie lamp when I was a kid living with my father – back when I was a typical Daddy’s Little Girl.
Some of the most beautiful moments in my life are moments in which I realize that the flip, the transformation, is succeeding – when my friends steal food out of my place or clothes out of my closet without asking, as if we’re family, or my mom shares work stories with me while I’m driving the car, as if we’re friends.
When we do take a moment to listen, we learn things that can’t be read in any book. We learn what the wind sounds like. We learn how erupting laughter sounds from across the room, and how secretive whispers sound from just a few inches away.
The documentary Man on Wire (released in 2008) received a shocking 100% from critics on rottentomatoes.com, one of my most trusted sources when it comes to movie ratings.