Todo lo que de verdad merece la pena, nunca suele durar más de unos segundos. Y entonces, es cuando te das cuenta de que terminará y temes por ello, temes perderlo. Y lloras, porque lo que sientes es felicidad.
No me lo puedo creer todavía… Ya han pasado más de tres meses que no pasa un solo finde sin vernos y éste va a ser el primero, porque dimos positivo y hay que confinarse y ser buenos.
No me puedo creer que te guste que esté tan loca, incluso que me ames.
Que seas tan maravilloso como eres, que me regales tanta risa, tanta paciencia, ese mirar tuyo… que me des tanto y más de lo que habría podido esperar de cualquier persona.
Cualquier ensoñación que pudiera tener de un ideal parece sosa e imperfecta al lado de lo que me aporta tenerte a mi lado. Eres increíble, pero literalmente.
Aún tengo miedo de despertarme un día y que nada de ésto haya pasado. De que por casualidad no decidieras quedar conmigo y cenar juntos la primera vez. Haciendo de aquél lugar nuestro primer lugar… Vaciando el local hasta el cierre. Huyendo de la fría noche a un cuarto más cálido, con tu sola presencia.
Te debo tanto. Quiero poder dártelo todo. Todo lo que nadie jamás te ha dado y todo lo que ahora no tengo pero sé que a tu lado podré conseguirlo: Ser una mejor versión de mí, y un nosotros permanente.
“Destroy the idea that you have to be constantly working or grinding in order to be successful. Embrace the concept that rest, recovery, and reflection are essential parts of the progress towards a successful and ultimately happy life.”
character in a movie: Oh no, angry dog, please don’t bite me!
the dog: I’m at work! I’m doing so good at being at work! I’m barking because my handler gave the sign ‘bark’! I am going to get such a good grade in being a dog actor, which is completely possible to achieve, and normal to want! I am doing a great job! I am proud of myself for doing such a great job! I love this, because I’d make it physically impossible to get anything done if I wasn’t enjoying it! I’m barking!
I love seeing dogs and wolves in movies because they’re acting so vicious but also their tails are wagging so hard unless the post-processing guys specifically edited out the tails (which is slightly less obvious but also hilarious in a different way once you spot it).
This is why I love the dog in the original casting of The Thing so damn much. I have never seen an acting dog move with such a deliberate, calm intent. It was like every single motion and gesture this animal made was intentional.
Apparently, according to the behind-the-scenes documentation, this dog was just fuckin like that. Almost never, if at all, looked at the camera crews and production teams. Never excitedly wagged his tail on set no matter how much of a good boy he was being. If he did, it was the same… deliberate motions.
His name was Jed, and even though he’s a dog, he deserves an oscar. He was an exceptionally good boy.
Jed also played the role of White Fang in the 90s Disney film version!
I honestly can’t imagine a better portrayal of a stoic, aloof White Fang, who gradually softens, than Jed. Good boy.
That dog knows his job, and knows he’s damn good at it, and knows he’s probably better at his job than his coworkers.
That dog was delivering straight up Shakespearean performances, and he probably was saddled with human coworker who had to make use of such unprofessional things as second takes.
I still get a little scared of something new
But I feel a little safer when I’m with you
Falling doesn’t feel so bad when I know you’re falling this way too~
I wanna live life fast, I don’t know how to slow down
Wanna get high, I don’t know how to come down
Help me now, I’m running on empty
And I don’t wanna be a memory ~
