L.T.D.-love ballad: Fairy Tales To Sing, Glory Dazes To Come, Blasts In The Past. Pages In A Book.

Just to let you know, faces in the glasses, faces in the sun, faces in the strangers on the streets. Veterans to me mean the most, heroes daily, wars and battles to win, madness drives the dazes on earth. Wits and charms to spin around, singing songs, glory dazes to come. Angels on earth, goodness and mercy, notes of lovers. Nuts on the go. Mannequin Reflections: A mirror held up to reflect the soul of the city....L.T.D.-love ballad: Fairy Tales To Sing, Glory Dazes To Come, Blasts In The Past. Pages In A Book.

Alicia Myers - If You Play Your Cards Right: Veterans to run an hide, nightmares daily, lovers to steal. BANNED BOOKS WEEK: September 27 - October 3, 2016. Banned or Challenged Books By and About African-Americans:  Banned Books Week is an annual celebration of our freedom to read and the importance of the First Amendment. Every year attempts are made by individuals or groups to have books removed from libraries and classrooms. Any books that are challenged have the potential of being banned or restricted.
 

Views and noses, third party or more, history not news today, pages in a book, lots of love, lots of luck, lots of tests over time, lots of hard knocks, ways to grow. Lovers and haters, ships of fools to sale, hopes and wishes in the air, angels to watch. Angels in host, angels in me, the dead the expired family members, friends, sinners and saints, tales and stories of the ways to grow. Noses in the air, birds and bees, singing songs in the dogwood trees, happy to share the lots. L.T.D.-love ballad: Fairy Tales To Sing, Glory Dazes To Come, Blasts In The Past. Pages In A Book.

Movies to share, hits and misses, back in time, blast for the cobwebs, stores of movies to share.Old School 



4 Life.

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On this day:One day in the day of sex and drugs, classes of movies made, rocks to roll. Good times.
At 6th November of 1987, "Less Than Zero", a movie about a group of wealthy young friends in Los Angeles in the 1980s starring Robert Downey Jr., Andrew McCarthy and Jami Gertz, opens in theaters. Based on a 1985 novel of the same name by Bret Easton Ellis, "Less Than Zero" told the story of Clay (McCarthy), a college freshman who returns home for Christmas break to discover that his former girlfriend, Blair (Gertz), is involved with his flamboyant, drug-addicted high school friend, Julian (Downey).

For example, one of the establishing scenes of the movie is the intro credits with Clay, portrayed by Andrew McCarthy in his finest role, arriving home to sunny L.A during Christmas vacation. A yellow filter is placed over the lens so that L.A. glows. There is no dialog, but only the booming singing of The Bangles' rock cover of Simon & Garfunkels "Hazy Shade of Winter".

At the time of the film’s release, Downey had already battled his own addiction to drugs and developed a reputation as a Hollywood bad boy. The dark-haired actor’s substance abuse problems later generated numerous tabloid headlines and landed him in jail on several occasions; despite this, he managed to continue to turn in acclaimed performances in a variety of movies.

 

Movies to share, hits and misses,

 back in time, blast for the cobwebs, stores of movies to share.Old School 



4 Life.

3d

On this day:One day in the day of sex and drugs, classes of movies made, rocks to roll. Good times.
At 6th November of 1987, "Less Than Zero", a movie about a group of wealthy young friends in Los Angeles in the 1980s starring Robert Downey Jr., Andrew McCarthy and Jami Gertz, opens in theaters. Based on a 1985 novel of the same name by Bret Easton Ellis, "Less Than Zero" told the story of Clay (McCarthy), a college freshman who returns home for Christmas break to discover that his former girlfriend, Blair (Gertz), is involved with his flamboyant, drug-addicted high school friend, Julian (Downey). At the time of the film’s release, Downey had already battled his own addiction to drugs and developed a reputation as a Hollywood bad boy. The dark-haired actor’s substance abuse problems later generated numerous tabloid headlines and landed him in jail on several occasions; despite this, he managed to continue to turn in acclaimed performances in a variety of movies.