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P.S. The screen shots are from “An Education”.
Paris is Always a Good Idea!
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4ever21christina
Christina is 25 years old, living in Los Angeles, USA. She graduated in 2013, earning her Bachelor of Arts degree in Literature and Creative Writing. Christina is a curious soul, so she filled her college career with classes about art, philosophy, fashion, photography, etc. You name it, she took it (say... archery? Yes. Hmm belly dancing? Yes!). Yes, it all that "learning" did result in prolonging her stay at college, but she doesn't regret it one bit, as she feels ready as ever to produce this blog to you and introduce you to her colorful world! She has three blogs, make sure to check them out: 4ever21Christina https://4ever21christina.wordpress.com A blog for the happy, modern, well-rounded woman. Today Is the Day http://everdayinspirationalquotes.wordpress.com Tune in for daily inspirational quotes plus their matching photos. I Heart Vocabulary http://iheartvocabulary.wordpress.com A vocabulary devoted blog. View all posts by 4ever21christina
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Take me there…..!
Hahaha l feel the same way! 🙂
If only….:)
Hey, there’s that movie I was talking about with Mulligan.
I was conflicted after watching that film.
On the one hand, I felt bad for what her character had to go through; but on the other, I kind of wanted to be the smooth-talking older man who (literally) charms the pants off her.
Heh
Hahaha it is a great movie. But don’t feel bad for her character because this experience has taught her that she needed to experience the world through her eyes before experiencing it through a lover’s eye. And David was indeed a smooth guy with great style 😉
Paris is wonderful. Your pics remind me of the splendor…
If you referring to the movie?! Then I should certainly check that out sometime in the future 😉
Oh this is making me want to go back to Paris.. And watch this film!
I feel you! To me those pictures are like the Epitome of the Tourist Parisian Experience 🙂