macabre \muh-KAH-bruh\, adjective:
1. Gruesome and horrifying.
2. Pertaining to or representing death, esp. its grimmer or uglier aspect.
"Those two men were much of the same build though of course Mr. d'Alcacer, quietly alive and spiritually watchful, did not resemble Jorgenson, who, without being exactly macabre, behaved more like an indifferent but restless corpse."
- Joseph Conrad, The rescue: a romance of the shallows
[ilovetheplasticines] it started as a simple belted-shiftdress/tomytakkies combo. then i found my random red jacket. and walked past the hat. then it got extreme. and now they're calling me 'mj' at the office. lol. scarlett quotes of the day: "if i dressed up as a dead superstar, they'd all laugh. but they celebrate you." "hit me up with a large one". searching for 'the greatest movies of all time' and under thriller was psycho. and halloween. -just reading the plot...scary enough.
[still creepin on kitten photos.. *awkward*] while i'm watching eclipse with harsha and tb (and hundreds of screaming girls) jessicasmith will be flying to southafrica! yay!
enchantedhappy xoxo
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