29
Jan
2010
Logan’s One Good Quality
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Category: Gilmore Girls
For awhile I thought that I hated both Logan and Christopher the exact same amount. During a recent season seven episode I realized that I like Logan a lot more for one reason: his furniture. I really love the polka dot couch at his apartment with green and yellow dots all over it. I’ve been looking for something similar. Yes, I already have a couch but not a polka dot couch. Even online I can’t find anything that compares with it. I’ve found a lot of polka dot pillows, but it’s just not the same thing. What is your favorite piece of Gilmore Girls furniture?
Friday, 29. January 2010
I love the beautiful couch Lorelai has, towards the very end of the show.
Friday, 29. January 2010
I really like Lorelai’s kitchen table after her and Luke redo her house. I have a love of yellow and that table is great.
Saturday, 30. January 2010
I mentioned this before…I love the cream, striped sofa in Emily and Richard’s house. It’s in the intro, Richard handing Rory a section of the newspaper.
Ah, around the 38 second mark: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sauog8pI8Q
Thursday, 1. April 2010
Um…. the MONKEY LAMP… DUH… lol, Lorelai exchanged some fancy gift that Emily bought her, for a purple monkey lamp. So so so so funny. And its not really furniture but the fuzzy hello kitty alarm clock in season 1!
So great to find other Gilmore Girl Freaks! Hi 5! Love the show, and wish I was Rory =) oooh, and able to eat as much as they do (although we don’t get all the crazy food they eat where I live which is far away from America).
Sunday, 27. June 2010
I like so much Rory’s bed in Stars Hollow. It seems so softness! I really like her room.
I assume you will hate me after that, but I kind of appreciate Logan. I think Jess was perfect for Rory because their personalities were great together BUT I think she’s better with Logan because they have got the same vision of future and want, and need. He’s stable but wild. And he’s the one who learnt Rory how to take risks to be proud and to be able to say that your life worth it.