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Bucketlist

So everyone has this list of things they want to do in their life and i've decided here's mine;

1. See Walt Disney World at Christmas

2. Winter Wonderland in London

3. Walk along a beach in a foreign country at sunset

4. Own a Range Rover Sport, White one 

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onasolosaxophone:

This is why I love the theatre.

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How carful do you be with a guy??

They met while working over summer. They chatted but they don't see each other very often. He's a bit of a wild card, she's extremely cautious. But she doesn't feel like he's winding her up. And if he is he's doing really well to have kept it going this long...but then other people are noticing it. So what does she do? Does she believe him? Take the chance, see if it is worth doing? Or drop him? And don't bother giving him anymore time than she has already? She likes him though. People she's close to know this. And she thinks he could like her...but there's no real proof. And when they're with other people. No one gets to know. Unless they know already. Which not many do, so does that mean the whole thing becomes a secret? She's also afraid she might lose someone she couldn't do the job without. Someone she's been close with before but not as close with now. They know eachother. They are competition. She hasn't forgotten about him, far from it. She just doesn't see him...but then what if she did...what if she was made to choose....someone loses out. And she will feel guilty. Why? If she see's one more than the other?

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We only got one world. That’s all we got. One world. And something’s wrong with it.

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THIS GUY DOES A COVER OF LET IT GO IN THE VOICES OF DIFFERENT DISNEY/PIXAR CHARACTERS OH MY GOD 

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So i'm here! It took a little longer than expected, after being stuck in the longest traffic jam in the history of traffic jams, and encountering a few less patient drivers, a small detour for petrol and a spot of lunch we are in Essex! Currently sitting in the hotel room kettle is on, tea bags in the cup and digestives waiting to be opened! 

I'm definitely visiting Brentwood before leaving for Kent...can I not just work in Essex this summer???? 

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Now You See Me (2013)

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I've been to quite a few gigs in my time, but 30STM will be the one i'll always remember from start to finish. It was a different kind of audience. People were there for the music. The talent. The show. Jared Leto has this tremendous sense of crowd control. Every single person in that room was in the palm of his hand and at the same time enjoying every moment. Its something I wish everyone could experience. This band are outstanding in every way a band should be. But you have to feel it yourself to understand it. If you haven't listened, watched, felt, thought and connected with it all for yourself first hand. Then you don't and can't possibly even start to understand it.

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xosippin'

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"There were once three brothers who were traveling along a lonely, winding road at twilight…"

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CORGI HUSKY MIXED. THEY STAY THAT LITTLE IM DYINGGGG

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Louise Dobie singing Emeli Sandie's Clown 

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Now You See Me (2013)

Now You See Me is the story of "An FBI agent and an Interpol detective track a team of illusionists who pull off bank heists during their performances and reward their audiences with the money." (Quote; http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1670345/?ref_=nv_sr_1)

Starring, Jesse Eisenberg, Mark Ruffalo, Woody Harrelson, Isla Fisher, Dave Franco, Melanie Laurent, Morgan Freeman and Michael Caine. 

Directed by; Louis Leterrier

The film is extremely well done. As the viewers sit in their seats they are on the audience's side of the magic tricks. However at the film goes on and more advanced tricks are done, the mind becomes slowly trained to pick up on how the tricks are being done and eventually at the end of the movie the viewer leaves their seat on the illusionists side of the magic trick.

Each illusionist has their own specialty and working together they are truly masters of magic. Yet are perceived to be criminals. But are they? The money they steal they are not taking for themselves, rather handing it to their audience of the night, with a reason for doing so. 

Each time the law looks like it's almost to catch up with them, yet another unexpected turn is thrown in and the viewer finds themselves wanting to see what "The Four Horses" can pull out of the bag next wanting them to outsmart the law at every turn and eventually get away. 

All of this is outstanding magic and trickery, which eventually you begin to understand. Or do you? Each time we see a magic show we are left wondering "how did they do that?" and although these tricks all may be explained, there are still points in the film where you are left thinking, "hoe did they do that?" which is now a magic show should be, and this film is nothing  less than that, a magic show. With class, imagination, illusion, honesty, deception, betrayal, truth, dare and most of all...MAGIC. 

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