raisedbytheremote:

“Hipster Rule #1: Never try. Never put effort into anything…Hipster Rule #2: Only like things ironically. Books, movies, tv shows, the environment…Hipster Rule #3: You can never show too much enthusiasm…Final Rule: Everything is dumb. Someone says something that you don’t understand, you just go ‘I’m over it.’”

Max, Happy Endings 1.07

“Oi! Tennant, Tate - Eyes. Closed.”

hey! guess who watched ANOTHER kdrama? this would bring my grand total to nine.

in a little less than two months.

which kinda means i maybe have no life? or, more likely, an impeccable taste in foreign television.

i like this one — heartstrings. the music was freaking ADDICTIVE. i really enjoyed the plot and the way it seemed to differ from everything else i’ve watched thus far, and the secondary characters were charming. but mostly i love the leads, park shin hye especially. she was flipping adorable.

so basically this is my way of warning you that i’ll probably reblog the shit out of this drama.

“I did not think I was going to go up there until I was actually standing there in front of all those people, and then I didn’t really realize I’d won this until I was in the elevator on the way [to the winner’s table],” Kyle, who turned 46 on Saturday, told Shaun. After five seasons on NBC and DirecTV, the actor said he was overjoyed with his win and took the opportunity to share it will the entire “FNL” family.

“This is a great gift and a great thank you to so many people on our show, who did so much over the last five years. I’ve never worked on something before where so many wonderful people and talented people had so much ownership of one thing,” Kyle continued. “There’s a lot of names that need to go on [this Emmy] that’s for sure… I don’t want to leave her out… Connie Britton, because we had five years [together.] She’s a true lady and she’s so very talented and such a good friend.”

[x]

clear eyes. full hearts. can’t lose.

We’re all stories in the end. Just make it a good one.