Ammistletoe wrote:Alex, can you buy me a ring? We'll be betrothed in the most romantic way!
I thought you were meant to be buying it for me.
If this is what your proposal is gonna be like, how will our marriage survive!?
Oh, don't you fret!
We'll go on Dr. Phil's show for counseling and we'll end up writing a whole book about the deep tragedy that is our marriage. From book sales alone we'll be millionaires
It's quite an ingenious plan if I do say so myself.
Edit: For the soon to be made movie, I would like to be played by Shia Laboeuf. Sure, we're both of difference ethnic origins but his acting will win everyone over.
That has GOT to be a German Sheperd trait 'cos my dog (Husky/Border Collie/German Shepherd) does that all the time.
Beautiful dogs by the way.
Carla almost looks like she's smiling in the last one.
Karla loves to smile. Gretal scraped her face something awful on Boxing day (thats Dec 26 for you yanks who do not celebrate it) so her pretty face is healing.
They're happy tired dogs. Gretals 10 and a half now and Karla just turned 5. Gretal spent a couple days running around the farm and now is recouperating with copious amounts of sleep. Gretal doesn't normally lay like that, she's really not very flexible (never has been, not like Karla whose a worm!). Its been about 12 hours since I took those photos and now they're back on the couch, but on opposite sides.
Filming out and about in Glasgow for Night is Day, I did sound that day... although I'd lost my wind guard... instead, I improvised with our now mascot Charles the teddy!
All 1914'd up for the film the 39 Steps (ignoring the mobile phone in hand)
Yeah... it took like an hour to get the fitting for the costume and about 2 hours for the hair/hat... I couldn't sit back on chairs because of the hat (and the authentic underwear!) and the millions of hair pins in that bush of hair would have probably kebabed me.
It wasn't a simple fitting because the clothes were authentic... there wasn't a size 10 or 12 back in those days.
Yeah... it took like an hour to get the fitting for the costume and about 2 hours for the hair/hat... I couldn't sit back on chairs because of the hat (and the authentic underwear!) and the millions of hair pins in that bush of hair would have probably kebabed me.
It wasn't a simple fitting because the clothes were authentic... there wasn't a size 10 or 12 back in those days.
Wow that is so amazing, what kind of underwear was it? I don't even have an idea what it looked like back then. I can't imagine trying to anything that would fit me back then. O_O