Ashley's Philosophy Corner

I love romance. A lot. I think it is the most beautiful, and sweet, and wonderful thing ever. And so, I kind of went on a little craze...all three of these are exactly as described above, and this one has a moral and quote attached. :) 

Austin's Funnies Corner

I wouldn't necessarily call this one funny, but it's a more amusing, light-hearted romance, and a good contrast in styles/eras. (Great movie, by the way.) :)

Alex's Random Awesome Corner


This is just a really cool article. I especially love the wording.
http://www.mormonnewsroom.org/article/why-religion-matters-salt-of-society?cid=HPTH051514140

This one's rather different, and it's interesting trying to think about it.

And to save the best for last. This is by far the finale. And knowing my different loves, you'll have to understand one of the big reasons is because it's in Paris, France. And not only that, but I just kind of see me as the girl. I'm not sure what her nationality is, but she looks Filipino to me. And she's living exactly what my dream is -to be an independent in Paris, wearing the kind of lovely clothes as she does, enjoying the artistic pleasure of being there, and most of all, getting the opportunity to meet up with strangers and help them, and of course, if a romance were to enfold, well...that would not be unwelcome, either. :) This video, in everything that it is, is my dream. 

Anna's All Things Classical and Jazz

    I'm going to say this is classical, but "Uncle Tom's Cabin."  A million words could not sum it up -the misconceptions, the philosophies, the ideas, the known effect on humanity and therefore history, particularly within America- all that we define it as, regard it as, and should be doing so as. Incredible, absolutely incredible book. (I have less than a hundred pages to finish it.) Any who haven't read...I shouldn't have to go on.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7jYT_CW8ZM

We're singing this song in my choir. Love it so much! Plus these fellers do it with Italian accents, and at a jaunty angle, not to mention the piano solo. Jazz. That's all I gotta say. :)