Showing posts with label videos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label videos. Show all posts

Friday, September 21, 2012

Rock me mama like a wagon wheel

Purple Sock Dreams socks - you know you want them.
Yay for sock weather and little button shoes!

Sweater - Simply Be, Pants - Lands End, Shoes - Target.
It's still mostly sweater weather! Meaning that it might get warm today, and I have a t-shirt ready in case I start to burn up on the way home. Luckily, my office is still freezing - I'm actually wearing a cardigan OVER this sweater at the moment. I really need to shave my legs, because I have a new sweater skirt and Joe Browns long sleeved dress that I want to wear.




 Jenny Lawson (The Bloggess) posted this video yesterday, and it is amazing. Beautiful, inspirational, awesome...stop reading my babbling and listen to it, then go read the Bloggess' blog for the rest of your life if you don't already.

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Videos I love!

Obviously, if you watch all this videos in one sitting it would take you about 20 minutes. So if you want to dip in and out, or just watch one, that's cool with me. It's not like I can stop you, anyway. That's why I've provided handy teensy summaries for you!

The Cat Came Back This is a Canadian animated short that I remember watching in school (or maybe at home?) when I was little. I thought it was hysterical then and I still like it now, even if it is slightly macabre.



Total Eclipse of the Heart: Literal Version By now, I'm sure you've heard/seen the "literal" music videos that replace the original lyrics with ones about what's actually going on in the video. This is one of the best, I think, and one of the funniest.



Love Me Dead I LOVE LOVE LOVE Ludo. And this video is like a freaky funny literal video combined with an actual song combined with a great band. And how can you not love the lead singer, with his Buster Poindexter look and crazy eyes!



Laughing With I'm a Christian. I'll get that out of the way before I get any possible mean responses. But I think Regina Spektor (yes, another of my favorites!) addresses one of the most pressing issues in Christianity in this lovely, sad, beautiful, and funny song. Dude, it's okay to laugh at and with God. Who do you think made our sense of humor?