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Also need a new roof. I’m tired.

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There wasn’t yelling. There wasn’t fighting. There wasn’t “fuck you” and “I never loved you” and “I’m not going to miss you.”

There were two tired hearts. Still beating, but no longer in sync. Four eyes that never seemed to meet at the same time. Twenty fingers that no longer entwined. Two pairs of lips that hadn’t met in months.

So we said goodbye. We said we’d keep in touch. We said “good luck,” and we meant it. And it hit me:

I spent so long being mad at you, that I forgot you were human, too. That we were both flawed. That I loved you, I loved you, I loved you.

I still do.

“i’m sorry for not realizing you were doing your best”

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I wish you luck, may you find what you need, my dear.

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Pastoral: To Die In the Country (Shuji Terayama, 1974)

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“Life” via weheartit

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For real?

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Dear,

I’ve been doing alright. Currently searching for jobs. These recent time feel like life have become still and kinda stagnant. It was boring and uneventful.

These just make me wonder abt tou and how you are doing. Is work going well? How about Mom & Dad.

I wish you well my dear 🙃

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Lol

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Here’s some photos of classic movie stars playing games for your Sunday afternoon treat. 1. The king and queen of old Hollywood, Clark Gable and Myrna Loy, face off during a friendly game of checkers. 2. Gable and Vivien Leigh play Chinese checkers during a break from filming Gone With the Wind (Scarlett and Rhett should have settled all their many disputes with board games 😉). 3. In this edition of beautiful people being amazing, we have William Holden and Grace Kelly playing Scrabble. 4. Kelly looks on as Wendell Corey and James Stewart play chess on the set of Rear Window (1954). 5. Master bridge player Omar Sharif looking super-suave while playing a hand. Or is it a rubber? 🤷 Bridge remains a mystery to us, despite faithfully reading Sharif’s bridge column that was syndicated in our local paper (It’s us, not Omar).