I just want things back the way they used to be...dawng!

Então minhas primas e eu fizemos o teste. Surprise, surprise! Nós precisamos de 3 Terras...
Não basta só reciclar todo o lixo, eles ainda querem que eu ande de ônibus pra sempre...
Se eu tivesse a grana, é claro que compraria um carro ecologicamente correto... mas a realidade kids, é outra.
De jeito nenhum que eu deixo meu carrin(que eu pago com o meu dinherin suado) pra andar quase um quilômetro até o ponto de ônibus que só passa a cada 55 minutos, e no fim de semana a cada 1 hora e meia.
Eu faço a minha parte reciclando lixo, meu carro é econômico, TODAS as lâmpadas da minha casa são frias, eu só passo roupa qdo tem um montão pra passar, uso mais ventilador do que ar condicionado. .. mas ufa! Ainda não é suficiente.
Tem que parar de comer carne, andar só de jegue, usar ventilador pro resto da vida e ainda fazer cara de quem tá gostando....
Né mole não!

Robert Doisneau’s “Le Baiser de l’Hotel de Ville, Paris, 1950” captures the eternity of a passionate kiss that transcends time and locale. A photojournalist, Doisneau documented the French Resistance, shooting iconic images of Paris’ Occupation and Liberation and after the war was known for realistically portraying the everyday lives of ordinary people. A contributor to prominent magazines, including Life and Vogue, Doisneau provided images of hope after the dark days of World War II.

Artwork mini-bio from allposters.com

Margaret Keane (born 1927) is an American artist. She is an illustrator and painter, and mainly draws women and children in oil or mixed media. Her works are instantly recognizable (although often imitated) from the doe-eyed children that are depicted in the drawings.

Biography
Margaret D. H. Keane was born 1927 in Tennessee, a state in the Bible Belt. Margaret herself attributes her deep respect for the Bible and inspirations of her artwork to the relationship with her grandmother. She eventually became one of Jehovah's Witnesses, which she said changed her life most definitely for the better.

In the 1960s, Margaret Keane's artwork was sold under the name of her husband of the time, Walter Keane, her second husband. Many reasons might be put forward to explain this, but it was also one of the reasons they divorced. Not wanting to relinquish the rights to the artwork, Walter and Margaret's divorce proceeding went all the way to Federal court. At the hearing, Margaret painted in front of the judge to prove her point. Walter declined to paint before the court, citing a sore shoulder. In 1965, the courts sided with her, enabling her to paint under her own name.

Her works while she was living in her husband's shadow were dark and sad, but after the divorce, moving to Hawaii, and becoming one of Jehovah's Witnesses she started painting in a much happier and brighter style. Many galleries now advertise her work as having "tears of joy" or "tears of happiness".

Currently Margaret makes her home in Napa County, California. She will be portrayed by Kate Hudson in the upcoming film Big Eyes.

Excerpt from Wikipedia.com

Here's some of Margaret's paintings--->

Ah, e para os fofoquerios de plantão: nem eu, nem ela estamos grávidas(!), o modelito da blusa é que faz e barriguinha parecer protuberante!

Será que só eu que pensa que aquela galera do HSM - A Seleção é desafinada até doer o ouvido? Com exceção de Moroni Cruz, Karolina Candido, e uns outros 4 participantes que mandaram bem no último capítulo, o resto é bem ruinzinho...
Para os taquaras rachadas, se depender do canto pra sobreviver, colega, tu vai morrer de fome!

Site Oficial ---> http://www.hsmaselecao.com.br

Para assistir aos episódios ---> http://aselecaoenter.blogspot.com/

This is how it works: you take a simple dialog and converts to Dawson's Creek style. Go above and beyond, be imaginative, creative. Dream little. That's the true "Dawson's Creek way to be". And I know you've watched it before so you know what I mean. Here goes a example:

Before DCDC
- Do you have the time?
- Noon.
- Thanks.

After DCDC:
- Do you have the time?
- Noon...
- Noon... When I was young, the sun used to have a beautiful and bright glow at this time of the day..
- Yeah... and our dreams were so innocent.
- I remember my grandma leaving a piece of apple pie for "her favorite grandson" - as she used to say.
- Our worries consisted in coming home to play. And now... now many dreams are broken.
- I hope never have broken your dreams, Joey.
- Dawson, you were the one that helped me mend many of them...
- Joey, If I mended your dreams it was because...

(it goes on forever...)

Before DCDC
- Are you a virgin?
- No.

After DCDC
Jen: What about you, Joe? Are you a virgin?
Joey: You kidding? Years ago. Trucker named Bubba...

(and it goes on and on and on...)