How about a little fire scarecrow?
I absolutely love how once I can officially turn off my brain, I just create excess problems to contemplate.
Remember the Wizard of Oz? I kinda loved that movie, I think I watched it once a week as a kid. The Scarecrow was always my favorite character. He was completely nonthreatening, just this loving, loyal friend. He was adorable in his compassion towards Dorothy. Sometimes, I think she took him for granted, and I hated her for that. I wish she would have woken up about half-way through the movie and started appreciated all he had done for her. Sometimes that happens. But you could always tell that she had this unique love for him.
And then, there's that horrible scene at the end when she realizes that getting rid of all the shit in her life also means that Scarecrow will be gone. And they cry, and they hug, and she turns back into black and white.
I'm too used to color.
I'm not ready to go back to Kansas.
Unless I can take Scarecrow with me.
Remember the Wizard of Oz? I kinda loved that movie, I think I watched it once a week as a kid. The Scarecrow was always my favorite character. He was completely nonthreatening, just this loving, loyal friend. He was adorable in his compassion towards Dorothy. Sometimes, I think she took him for granted, and I hated her for that. I wish she would have woken up about half-way through the movie and started appreciated all he had done for her. Sometimes that happens. But you could always tell that she had this unique love for him.
And then, there's that horrible scene at the end when she realizes that getting rid of all the shit in her life also means that Scarecrow will be gone. And they cry, and they hug, and she turns back into black and white.
I'm too used to color.
I'm not ready to go back to Kansas.
Unless I can take Scarecrow with me.