(Technically "Dirty Dancing" should have been the shallow post, but I managed to embarass myself by trying to make it high and lofty.)
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Linden Street started out as a high school design class project, a site on which to blog about what inspires me in my work as an artist and designer. While I'll still blog about the latest music, fashion, books or films that I'm crazy about, it's time to go in a new direction and get to the heart of what all these things are inspiring me to do: tell stories. I am a storyteller, whether through my films, my fiction, or on stage. Linden Street is a chronicle of my thoughts as I pursue my passion, the stories and folk tales that strike my fancy, the true stories that couldn't possibly be real, and yes, the work of others that has me spellbound. I hope you enjoy it all.
About Me
- Linden Street
- I'm a student, artist, storyteller, reader of books and lover of life in general. Christ is my Savior and my friend, and I try to live every day fully for His glory. My favorite places in the world are the mountains and coffee shops and used bookstores. And I really don't care for olives.
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- Have You Seen Me Today?
- Knights, Ladies, and Dragon-Slaying
- Under Construction
- Annabel Lee by Edgar Allen Poe
- Shoes I Love Unashamedly
- Quote of the Week, Saturday November 25th
- Cleopatra
- The Screwtape Letters
- Music That's Rockin' My World
- I love books. Bookstores are my favorite places in...
- Shallow Post of the Week
- Quote of the Week: Saturday, November 18th
- Dirty Dancing
- Film Flash: Corpse Bride
- Mary Cassat
- Film Flash: Marie Antoinette
- Music That's Rockin' My World
- Sirens
- A Little Magic Never Hurt Anyone...
- The Music That's Rockin' My World
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2 comments:
we're all allowed a certain amount of shallowness per week. Some of us use up our quotas faster than others... (you are not on of them.)
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Yup. Heath is HOT!!! Good taste my friend, good taste. And his characters usually have more depth than Patrick Swayze's "Johnny" from DD. Come to think of it - most ALL characters in any sort of movie or book or play have more depth than that guy did.
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