Anyone as familiar and in love with Ludwig Bemelman's Madeline as I will surely see the humor and wit dispelled upon this classic tale by the German film director, Werner Herzog.
{note: not actually Werner Herzog}
The girl with the beautiful turquoise scarf, if only your answer was truly possible.
I would serve eggs en cocotte au fromage
{baked eggs with cheese, oh divine holy breakfast!}
with raisin fennel toast and apple butter
{as a homage to my favorite brunch at Brooklyn's Roebling Tea Room}
and the best Scottish breakfast tea outside of Edinburgh.
{answers from London, England}
To the boy with the shaggy hair, your answer was beautiful and wasn't "shit" at all.
*After the first initial answer, skip ahead to around 2 minutes 30 to expedite the long musical montages, unless you're into that, of course*
...but ultimately leave you with a warm, fuzzy feeling that says,
"maybe all of humanity aren't that annoying/evil/obnoxiously-bad-drivers
as you thought previous to viewing this video.
it also might inspire you to start the book you've been plotting in your head
and forget the 2012 nightmares instilled in you by the media
{at least until glenn beck's next radio program}
*warning: glenn beck is not for the sensitive, loving, or light-hearted.*
how beautiful is is this video, honestly?
Loose Leaf and Fancy Tea, a fun romp on the phrase, "foot loose and fancy free."
I am a B.A. candidate in Linguistics at the University of Utah. I bake (often), drink an obscene amount of tea, listen to music your grandmother would approve of, and take pictures of my cat. I also like to knit things that never turn out well, and have a penchant for BBC television via PBS. One day I will go to library school and spend the rest of my days spying on you from behind the bookshelf.
