When I watch movies, I always take pictures of the kissing scenes!!

Bonjour tout le monde! Je suis en Paris this week but I shall keep you up to your ears in kissing film stills, nonetheless!
Louise Brooks pulling back from an embrace. I think that’s a balloon she’s holding!
A kiss captured among decomposing nitrate.
I think this photo hints at a lot more than kissing! Meow!
James Cagney under the full force of the flower girl.
I love it when I can capture them in a full on face smoosh. Baby Take a Bow (1934)

When I watch movies, I always take pictures of the kissing scenes!!
A kiss as seen through a crack in the door.
Eyes open. It almost looks as if she’s kissing a statue. Parisian Love (1922)
Same man as above. This one looks heavenly. Clara Bow in Parisian Love (1922) with her droopy eyebrows and tarantula eyelashes.
Baby Take a Bow (1934) There are always a lot of sappy kissing going on in Shirley Temple movies.
Baby Take a Bow (1934)

When I watch movies, I always take pictures of the kissing scenes!!

Unknown, 1930s

I’m pretty sure this is James Cagney

Oh so sweet! Lookit their chicken dinner and her apron.

Face Smoosh!

Unknown, 1930s

• Vintage lipstick red beret – Nobody’s Baby, Eugene, OR
• Adorable blouse from Jitterbuggin on Etsy – www.etsy.com/shop/jitterbuggin
• 1940s skirt that goes to a suit set
• Green Remix Wedges
• 1920s Harold LLoyd style glasses

The blouse I’m wearing is from Jitterbuggin’ on etsy. It’s so cute! All handmade and they come in bigger sizes, too. I ordered one more just like it (it has kittens on it).
I’ve been needing some more blouses that don’t button up the front. My buttons have a habit of unloosening themselves. Can’t have that! When I saw Drew Barrymore in Grey Gardens last week I knew what I wanted the basic shape to be.
I got these glasses a few years ago when I first moved to Austin, on my first trip to Uncommon Objects. They were a bit crooked, but I took them to an eyeglasses shop and they heated them up and put them right. However, they told me it would be a $70 charge to simply put glass in the frames, so I just wear them plain and hope that no one thinks it strange.

Today I had to fight off Harry Potter references at work. They’re more like Harold Lloyd, anyways!