You are floating in an ether of pure vaginal splendor.
The Chocolate Genius cover and Marvin Gaye's vital, jazz-and-gospel-inflected original -- his driving high spirit singing the contradictory "I don't understand it, baby, it's so strange, sometimes" -- is the perfect encapsulation of "American Splendor".
In perfect scale and synergistic splendor, the paintings — "Harmony in Pink and Grey," "Symphony in Flesh Colour and Pink," "Arrangement in Brown and Black," and "Arrangement in Black and Gold" — solemnize the civil union of art and decoration that is a cynosure of the Frick.
It's how he observes that makes "American Splendor" a perfect antidote to our nasty epoch.
High style is back in men's fashion, and Baldwin's particular brand of modernism -- a snappy, sartorial splendor he perfected along with his significantly spare, but always classic, interior design work -- was evident in many of the recent collections.
The next day was clear and sunny, perfect for exploring other areas of natural splendor that Carson had enjoyed.
IF Ken Burns's recent television series on America's national parks has you craving natural splendor, the city is a perfect if surprising place to look.
The surroundings make Telluride a perfect place for a film festival, the natural splendor and the difficulty of access combining to heighten the sense of specialness that is central to this festival's self-image.
The wicked stepmother, complete with riding crop, presides in splendor.
The timing was perfect, and it came as the Games opened to such splendor only days after American presidential candidate, Mitt Romney, head of the 2002 Winter Olympic Games in Salt Lake City, decided to lob a rather unpleasant stink-bomb into the planning cycle of his Olympic brethren.
He stays above us with his perfect combination of work, talent and genetic superiority, and we look on his splendor with awe.
