替我好好照顾你自己

　　
　　当爱情经过的时候，带着欢乐的音符，在生命里跳跃，鲜活沉睡的情素，绚丽着整个季节。
　　
　　任由灵魂恣意的尽情演绎淋漓尽致的唯美，将诗情画意爱的诗篇装饰.春.夏.秋.冬.
　　
　　丰盈青春年华里峰巅的快乐！
　　
　　夜空因繁星而美丽，清晨因旭日而多彩，流年倾城爱恋，如烟花般绚烂。
　　
　　轻.描.淡.写.风.情.云.淡.
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　　相视而笑在四季轮回里，爱在彼此的生命里驻足，在彼此的生活里牵手.
　　
　　对着蓝天许个心愿：冰封的情感，请解除冬眠.请打开你的心窗，阳光就会走进来.
　　
　　春季准时的到来，风也变暖了，桃花也红了，快让自己快乐起来！
　　
　　梦中装满幸福的宝盒，开启的瞬间繁星点点闪烁着萦绕满屋.
　　
　　相逢是那样的奇妙，相识是首悠扬的歌，相处浸染情花毒，相知是只南飞的雁.
　　
　　满园的桃花如此浓烈，猝不及防得沉醉了风。
　　
　　只因清醒使人看得太真切，美好爱情相随的便是那挂满枝头的条条世俗.
　　
　　惟有难得糊涂时，才可以享受这份爱情。
　　
　　美好如你，深爱如我，暗含着万般缱绻的痴迷，顷刻间天涯海角，灵魂荒凉的孤独望川。
　　
　　谁能解其情冢，沧海一声笑！
　　
　　若不是无尽的思念，若不是眼泪在飞，若不是通彻心扉，不相信如此深爱.
　　
　　情在追忆中飞扬，将爱铭刻在心墙，执着固守在心的地平线。
　　
　　亲爱的为何？如此不解风情，在春暖花开的季节，冻结了羞答答的玫瑰.
　　
　　让阳光撒向心房，将那层冰霜融化.
　　
　　我还是我，还是那个喜欢美丽，喜欢微笑，喜欢逍遥的我......
　　
　　时空里,mercurial vapor pas cher，灵魂碰撞着闪耀，瞬间听到心跌荡的声音.
　　
　　灵魂飞舞，意外跌落到你的庭院，墙上刻画的琴谱，仿佛看见了梦中人，熟悉的心声，
　　
　　熟悉的旋律，同样的气场,franklin et marshall，同样的心境！
　　
　　方寸间，历数沧海桑田，眼前飞扬着幕幕爱的诗篇，怪怪的痛不请自来，肆意的曼延。
　　
　　不相识却熟悉，迫切的希望，这家主人尽快走进温暖的境域.
　　
　　浓烈的相思如火与三秋的悲凉交错，困惑，纠结，作茧自缚中挣扎。
　　
　　渺茫希望，用毕生的勇气，豪情壮美的姿态和执着，奋不顾身得飞蛾扑火......
　　
　　心里压抑的雾团在破茧的瞬间，同时被震出化为乌有，刹那间心敞亮了.
　　
　　畅快淋漓中体会了重生的感觉，蝴蝶翩翩飞舞在蓝天白云间，阳光明眉，别样的境界！
　　
　　勇敢的善待了爱情，救赎了自己.
　　
　　历经风雨的洗礼,mercurial vapor，向往蓝天碧水，轻歌漫舞......
　　
　　意外的惊喜，缘来你也在这里.
　　
　　说不清，你与我究竟是怎样的缘.没有约定却心照不宣的淡出彼此的视线，
　　
　　灵魂穿越时空的碰撞，冥冥中有着特别的感应！
　　
　　读着你的心情，忧伤着你的忧伤，心痛着你的心痛，单纯的希望在我的帮助下，让你快乐起来！
　　
　　幻觉，错觉，嘲笑自己会移花接木了.
　　
　　当水落石出时，不敢相信的惊喜，原来这么久一直有你陪伴着我.
　　
　　唯有真爱如此执着，亲爱的有你陪伴的节日，是我最温馨，最浪漫，最珍贵的日子.
　　
　　是你，给了我太多的感动和快乐！
　　
　　瞧：我是多么的幸运，如此传奇的梦游！
　　
　　真情胜过黄金，温暖能抵万里寒霜.
　　
　　真诚的叮嘱：请带上送你的太阳，让它温暖你的心房,nike mercurial，普照你人生的旅途！
　　
　　风儿捎去我万般心意：替我好好照顾你自己！
　　
　　思念化为繁星点点，闪烁在你生命的每天，天涯海角记心怀！
　　
　　当你通彻心扉时，眼泪在飞时，微笑着去享受，没有爱就没有痛！
　　
　　灵魂在爱与痛的边缘飞舞，爱有多销魂，就有多伤人,doudoune moncler！
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
　　
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LOS ANGELES - So much for the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival being a slow one for sales. After almost a week of slugging activity on the acquisition front, a slew of announcements came out on Wednesday.
In the last one of the day, Cohen MediaGroup bought U.S. rights to Luc Besson's "The Lady," with its awards-potential performances from Michelle Yeoh and David Thewlis.
Prior to that, IFC added Lynne Shelton's "Your Sister's Sister" and Abel Ferrara's "4:44 Last Day on Earth" to a TIFF slate that already included "The Incident."
Earlier in the day, Oscilloscope acquired North American distribution for Andrea Arnold's "Wuthering Heights," while Palisades Tartan acquired the rights to Jafar Panahi's and Mojtaba Mirtahmasb's "This Is Not a Film," which was covertly filmed after Panahi was arrested and barred from making films by the Iranian government.
MPI Media Group picked up "Yelling to the Sky," with Gabourey Sidibe and Zoe Kravitz. When it comes to public screenings, most of the highest-profile films have already debuted. Wednesday saw the first public TIFF screenings of the Duplass brothers' "Jeff, Who Lives at Home," which has been well-received, as well as Joel Schumacher's "Trespass," Julia Leigh's "Sleeping Beauty" and Canadian director Ken Scott's "Starbuck."
In some ways, Steve McQueen's ######ually explicit "Shame" continues to be the talk of the festival, prompting a spirited Twitter exchange on Wednesday between pundits David Poland, Kris Tapley, Scott Feinberg, Brad Brevet and Garth Franklin over whether the film implies that the brother and sister played by Michael Fassbender and Carey Mulligan ever had ######.
Another "Shame" note: Anthony Kaufman reported that a female patron sitting in front of him passed out during a graphic scene (but not a ######ual one) late in the movie.
"I can't imagine Fox Searchlight, the company that announced its acquisition of the film over the weekend, were aware that the film could make viewers pass out," wrote Kaufman at indieWIRE. "Let's hope it doesn't stop them from mounting a vigorous release of this stunning film."
Searchlight executives probably had a flashback at the "Shame" screening, since they experienced so many faintings with "127 Hours" last year that the sideshow threatened to take away attention from the quality of the film. But they should be safer this time around; "Shame" seems likely to prompt lots of controversy, but not many fainters.
According to indieWIRE's criticWIRE feature, incidentally, "Shame" has received the most positive reviews of any film in Toronto. The site tallies letter grades from dozens of critics and will publish a full rundown of TIFF grades at the end of the festival - but now that the festival is in the homestretch, they've published a preview of which films are doing best, and Peter Knegt says that "Shame" is at the top of the list.