Tell me you've seen The Darjeeling Limited.
I know I've been missing the boat on this, but I finally saw it last night and it was one of the best movies I've seen all year.
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Lauren + Claire.
We’ve been friends since we were eight years old. Our friendship has survived a laundry list of growing pains that come with being friends for the better part of our lives.
Lauren is a master of art, amateur of botany, aficionado of birdwatching.
Claire takes photographs in exchange for money, dabbles in veganism, and is plotting a 4-month escape to Central America.
We are letter writers to the core; this blog is an online companion to the real handwritten letters that traverse the distance from Colorado to Washington and back on a regular basis.
We’ve been friends since we were eight years old. Our friendship has survived a laundry list of growing pains that come with being friends for the better part of our lives.
Lauren is a master of art, amateur of botany, aficionado of birdwatching.
Claire takes photographs in exchange for money, dabbles in veganism, and is plotting a 4-month escape to Central America.
We are letter writers to the core; this blog is an online companion to the real handwritten letters that traverse the distance from Colorado to Washington and back on a regular basis.
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1 comment:
Of Course I've seen it. In fact, I think it was the only movie I made a point to see here in Pullman. And I was far from disappointed.
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