Panorama: The Mission in San Francisco
Taken after Creative Mornings at Typekit this morning
This diacritical mark, a mere two dots, is simply intended to communicate a particular pronunciation of the vowel it tops. Instead, it often signals to consumers that they must flee in terror to the nearest bottle of pinot grigio. Yet if they can surmount the obstacle of the umlaut, I believe they will find a lot to like in a glass of good blaufränkisch.
I'm completely boggled that they keep talking about it being a flop. Everyone I knew loved this movie musical so hard, and it shaped my middle school glee club years. And boy did I have a crush on Christian Bale back then.
Susan Sarandon in Vito Russo’s The Celluloid Closet:
“Oh, movies are important and they’re dangerous because we’re the keepers of the dreams. You go into a little dark room and become incredibly vulnerable — on one hand all your perspectives can be challenged, you could feel something you couldn’t feel normally. It can encourage you to be the protagonist in your own life. On the other hand it can completely misshape you.”
Spotted at 9am (9/06/2011) in the Mission at 22nd & Bartlett
twenty-something photo-taking queer internet junkie whiling away my days in the city by the bay - previously Philly - sometimes Hamburg (I work at Jimdo)
