Background Meme
Assigned by settiai
1. Anyone who looks at this entry has to post this meme and their current wallpaper at their LiveJournal.
2. Explain in five sentences why you're using that wallpaper.
3. Don't change your wallpaper before doing this! The point is to see what you had on.
This one has pretty much been on there for months (even when I debate changing it back to the waterfall one of even longer epic forever use). I love The Cullens hook, line and sunk, even when I have issues/thoughts/badwrong/love/avoidance/stalking aplenty with the books/movies/fandom (there for the grace of God and reader, or player, alike goes the milliways_bar negative space).
I suppose I don't change it because it's one of the few true constants I've had since getting to Korea -- the SparkleMafia, neenie and prix_etoile, and Edward. I like that aside from the clothing being era dated it's non-relational to any book, story, happening and is just group shots layered together in a cohesive manner. I love the main center section, dress and postures (especially) and blue filtering.
As a bonus: I never stop having this surprised, intrigued, moment when I realize once again the bottom section is absolutely unrelated to the top or middle, and loving it even more for being there as such. (I left it big for my posterity, so if you click the picture you get more detail on everything.)
1. Anyone who looks at this entry has to post this meme and their current wallpaper at their LiveJournal.
2. Explain in five sentences why you're using that wallpaper.
3. Don't change your wallpaper before doing this! The point is to see what you had on.
This one has pretty much been on there for months (even when I debate changing it back to the waterfall one of even longer epic forever use). I love The Cullens hook, line and sunk, even when I have issues/thoughts/badwrong/love/avoidance/stalking aplenty with the books/movies/fandom (there for the grace of God and reader, or player, alike goes the milliways_bar negative space).
I suppose I don't change it because it's one of the few true constants I've had since getting to Korea -- the SparkleMafia, neenie and prix_etoile, and Edward. I like that aside from the clothing being era dated it's non-relational to any book, story, happening and is just group shots layered together in a cohesive manner. I love the main center section, dress and postures (especially) and blue filtering.
As a bonus: I never stop having this surprised, intrigued, moment when I realize once again the bottom section is absolutely unrelated to the top or middle, and loving it even more for being there as such. (I left it big for my posterity, so if you click the picture you get more detail on everything.)