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The best of VivandLarry.com + My favorite... →

1. Letter from an Unknown Woman (Max Ophuls, 1948) — I’m usually not a big fan of Joan Fontaine but the combination of period drama, angst, Louis Jordan and one of my favorite directors made for very good viewing. 2. The Artist (Michel Hazanavicius, 2011) — This film actually opens today so I won’t get to see it before January 1, but I can already tell I’ll love it! 3. Term of Trial (Peter...

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New Years Eve plans FOILED

A lot of good things happened in 2011, but right now I’m just so ready for 2012

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Did Americans in 1776 have British accents?

misscarousel: slaughteron10thavenue: thebonniesituation: saveatardis: electric-cookie: thegreatjame: acciocoffeebean: nickpatrick: Reading David McCullough’s 1776, I found myself wondering: Did Americans in 1776 have British accents? If so, when did American accents diverge from British accents? The answer surprised me. Read More

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Cable, 16th June 1939

lovelettersoftheoliviers: To bring you my most joyous grateful love today my two years glory, two years from eternity, the merest salted almond my eternal feast. May your dear life be sweetened with the richness you have given mine, my heart and my soul adore and rejoice in you today and forever beloved wonderful little pusscat.

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