Breakfast At Tiffanys...

This is another Side Post.

Right Now I am watching my all time favorite movie, "Breakfast At Tiffany's".

I am not sure why at all, but this movie has always held an extremely special place in my heart. Why? Its not very spiritual. Its not sad. Its not funny.

I think because, I can relate to it. I think I in a way, am a male version of Holly Golightly. Not just because she is played by Audrey Hepburn (my all time favorite Actress), But because of her personality and personal struggles, and of course the things that make her happy.

So what does this movie have to do with my relationship with God? This movie doesn't mention God, or religion, or the Bible.

Holly Golightly was a extremely misunderstood socialite in New York City. She had escaped her previous life as Lulamae Barns and decided to live her life for herself. She had several love interests and was very into the party scene.

I on the other hand have always had a longing to escape from my life, I would love to be a high class New York socialite, and have never been too much of a hard partier. I think its her personality and persona that reminds me of myself.

I think God gives us things to hold on to. I think he gives each person their own things that they need to make their souls healthy. Some things do not have an everyday purpose, some things are just very good for your soul. I feel as though God sent this movie to me as a way for me to be confident, and have someone to relate too when I feel alone. I think if we all look hard enough, there are tones of small things, like this movie for me, that God gives us to makes getting up allot easier, and going down allot harder. God gives us everything.

I love those stories where someone is looking for happiness, and in the end they always find it in their own back yard. Kinda like that one story where the wolf huffed and puffed at the beanstalk, until the girl let down her really long hair, and she was riding in a pumpkin that had vine wheels with seven short men on a yellow brick road, and then there was that other thing?

I can speak from personal experience now. I have found happiness, in myself and where I am in life. Although, there is always room for improvement. I love who I am, and what I represent. I love where my life is going. I also know that God loves me, just as he loved Holly Golightly. Perhaps that was why she was always so unhappy underneath it all. Maybe she wasn't aware of Gods love for her.

(Yes, I am aware that Holly Golightly was a fictional character, just trying to get my point across).

Isn't Audrey Hepburn Beautiful?

Kale