21 years young.
fashion enthusiast, disney obsessed, frequent baker, inspired teacher, animal lover, knowledge addict.
the-marriage-of-heaven-and-hell:
When she died, he was really her only family. DiMaggio was the one who flew from New York to LA, United Airlines holding the flight just for him. He was the one who identified Monroe’s body, who organized a small, private funeral, who designed her simple, elegant headstone.
DiMaggio never returned to her grave, but he remembered the wish she’d expressed so many years ago, when they were first dating: that when she died, she wanted flowers delivered to her grave every week, just like William Powell did for Jean Harlow.
And every week, until his death in 1999, DiMaggio had fresh roses delivered to Monroe’s crypt twice a week. He never remarried, and on his deathbed, his last words were, “‘I’ll finally get to see Marilyn again.” x
I’m actually crying because this has to be the sweetest thing in the world. I love history and it’s very important.
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date people you see yourself walking down Main Street of Disneyland with.
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qhio:
“It’s not everyday you find a girl who’ll flash someone to get you out of detention.”
10 Things I Hate About You (1999)
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