It's been a stressful sort of day, but this -- esp the first five minutes -- totally made things better.

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Possibly, my standards have lowered, so a solid, tempting trailer is "Wheee!" but I'm excited now.

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Dear James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender: Ian McKellan and Patrick Stewart worked that slash. Don't you let us down now.

lilysea posted this video, and I wanted to share. This is so simple, and so intense, and such an excellent way to live. Being vulnerable? Whoo, boy. I'm so her X many years ago, numbing myself to stuff that isn't working, that I'm avoiding, and pretending that being grateful and joyous about the other parts covers it...

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I just saw this on the ABC site, and then when I checked my flist LJ-user Lilysea had found a cut-down-to-the-ad version; apparently the Greens can't use it because the ABC can't provide advertising. So, y'know. *boosts*

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(Anyone know how to embed a smaller version?)

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<3! It's the smile at the end that totally does it for me. Jesus.

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Given the fabulous discussions last night on homebirth etc, I figured this was a good time to repost this:

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I found this wandering through flists' of flists:

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Vid by sdwolfpup that put a stupidly happy smile on my face. Excellent, excellent use of still images.

The aim of the show is to find a leading woman for a stage show of The Sound of Music. By episode 11, the contestants were four in number. It was time for more acting lessons from panelist, Torchwood hero, and musical theatre star John Barrowman - this time, in romantic acting.

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Summary and video from Hoyden About Town