Seriously, how can you not love this woman?

She is so poised and proper and everything a lady should be.
Click here for an amazing recording of an adorable {and wickedly talented} 12 year-old Julie.
simply brilliant.
"Growing up Southern is a privilege, really. It's more than where you're born; it's an idea and state of mind that seems imparted at birth. It's more than loving fried chicken, sweet tea, football, and country music. It’s being hospitable, devoted to front porches, magnolias, moon pies, coca-cola... and each other. We don't become Southern - we're born that way." - Unknown
she:
lots of freckles. blue eyes. literature. summertime. classic rock. cats. cycling. musicals. african-american literature. modernism. postmodernism. gilmore girls. piano. correct grammar enthusiast. WWII history buff. gamecocks. old movies. proponent of intelligent conversation. terrified of octopuses. loves south carolina and the beach.
he:
always wears a hat. minimalist. crazy smart. runner. data analytics. guitar. mario enthusiast. completist. natty dresser. purple. calvin and hobbes. modern art. the beatles aficionado. arrested development. video games. silly dances. always smells good. writes songs. silly sound effects maker extraordinaire. lover of minimalist jazz.
{we are the robinsons,
and we are madly in love}
3 comments:
She is an incredibly talented woman. Have you read Home? I read it last year. It was so neat to find out all about her childhood. She worked hard her whole life. It shows that practice is a huge part of talent. Sure she had the voice, but she worked very hard to make it the best it could be. That Polonaise was amazing.
I am with you on this one! She is amazing and sets an example of poise and manners that many in the industry are lacking!
I totally agree, I love her. This makes me want to watch the sound of music!
ps. I have a vintage jewelry box that plays the sound of music. It's the best.
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