corley.

May 23

Calvin was totally a freelancer.

Stuck on a conference call on my next to last day. I need a drink! Or a good yell! (Taken with instagram)

May 22

It’s pretty perfect out right now. #nofilter (Taken with instagram)

May 21

“You belong to me and all Paris belongs to me and I belong to this notebook and this pencil.” — Ernest Hemingway (A Moveable Feast)

(Source: seabois, via marbleheart)

May 20

[video]

This Hot, Kitten-Toting Fireman Wants to Make You a Drink -

whydoihaveablog:

giraffesgiraffes:

This actually sounds like a decent margarita.

This commercial is amazing. Everyone please watch this commercial. When it ended, I realized that my hand was over my heart like I was pledging allegiance and my mouth was slightly agape.

May 15

Merrily We Roll Along

Changes are afoot in the Josh and Corley house. Dust is getting kicked up out of long-covered corners. Books are being pulled from shelves all willy-nilly. We’re laundry-doing, vacuuming, craigslisting fiends these days.

Do you want to know why?

BECAUSE WE’RE MOVING TO CHARLOTTE!

And SOON.

We love Asheville a LOT, but the winds of change are blowing and they’re pointing us toward the Queen City. So we’re handing in our keys and saying goodbye to our little grey house on Dorchester Avenue. We’ll miss our city terribly and we hope to visit often, but for now…

Goodbye hippies, goodbye hills, goodbye mountain moonshine stills.
Goodbye, land of local brews. Goodbye, Asheville. See you soon!

Original Article

May 10

pearrier:

Jo wasn’t vain about much, but she was vain about her hair.

(via HelloGiggles – Role Models: Lessons from Jo March)

(via hellogiggles)

hellogiggles:

From Our Readers: ROLE MODELS: LESSONS FROM JO MARCH
by From Our Readers

You guys I wrote this!

May 09

J. K. Rowling: I said to Arthur, my American editor - we had an interesting conversation during the editing of seven - the moment when Harry takes Draco's wand, Arthur said, God, that's the moment when the ownership of the Elder wand is actually transferred? And I said, that's right. He said, shouldn't that be a bit more dramatic? And I said, no, not at all, the reverse. I said to Arthur, I think it really puts the elaborate, grandiose plans of Dumbledore and Voldemort in their place. That actually the history of the wizarding world hinged on two teenage boys wrestling with each other. They weren't even using magic. It became an ugly little corner tussle for the possession of wands. And I really liked that - that very human moment, as opposed to these two wizards who were twitching strings and manipulating and implanting information and husbanding information and guarding information, you know? Ultimately it just came down to that, a little scuffle and fistfight in the corner and pulling a wand away.
Melissa Anelli: It says a lot about the world at large, I think, about conflict in the world, it's these little things -
J. K. Rowling: And the difference one individual can make. Always, the difference one individual can make.