I love waking up in a clean room.The heater is on. The house is quite. Rain is outside the window. it’s a cuddle day.
i wish i could wear a long men’s shirt with a big belt, tights, high heels & my hair perfectly straight & shinny. time to raid dad’s closet.
i found my old livejournal pretty much documenting a break up & a break down of a 19, 20 year old girl. I can see growth now at 23. so thats good.
“Love your other how they need to be loved, not how you need to be.” A friend told me this simple mantra, saying that it had transformed his parents’ marriage. It has stuck with me ever since. It makes so much sense and yet is so easy to forget because I think by nature we tend to be pretty selfish. Love is selfless, though, and what truly makes me happy is when my husband is happy. So, a key to a good marriage is trying your best to focus on what your significant other needs you to be to him, instead of what you want him to be to you.
P.S. Nathan told me I should write, “Have drunken sex as often as you can.” Ha.
stolen from Cupofjo who dose this “Secret to a happy marriage” on her blog: joannagoddard.blogspot.com & posted my favorites on: mjeannn.blogspot.com/2011/02/advice-i-will-take.html
Dear Thom Yorke & Radiohead.
this is by far my favorite Radiohead music video, of, all time. yes, all time. Thom please dance forever, you are the master of dance, you remind me of Jodan, my close friend in high school, or maybe Jordan reminds me of you, since, Thom you are Jodans idol, Jordan danced like you at Prom, and well all the time. & when i saw Radiohead play at the Hollywood Bowl a few summers ago for the In Rainbows Tour, i practically melted whenever you were dancing. Thom Yorke, please dance with me, Radiohead i’m impressed, again.
Love, Mallori Jean Langford
