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ariel: i hate male performance artists.

jen: i know. it’s all about how they want to fuck their moms… or their sisters. 

1. jen decided to play guitar tonight and the only pick she had was from an ani difranco concert that happened 15 years ago! 

2. i made an awesome soup. 

3. i FINALLY got accepted to a graduate program. which, even though i might not go to it, feels pretty great. 

(mociun: Yellow Topaz and Black Diamond 14K Gold Ring)

(mociun: Yellow Topaz and Black Diamond 14K Gold Ring)

this was the best part about my week! 
nprradiopictures:

The Cranberries came by the office today. They played Zombie and everyone was really excited except for the kids born in 1995. 
 - Becky 

this was the best part about my week! 

nprradiopictures:

The Cranberries came by the office today. They played Zombie and everyone was really excited except for the kids born in 1995. 

 - Becky 

(via npr)

Mobs lynched Mary Turner on May 17, 1918 in Lowndes County. Georgia because she vowed to have those responsible for killing her husband arrested. Her husband was arrested in connection with the shooting and killing Hampton Smith, a white farmer for whom the couple had worked, and wounding his wife. Sidney Johnson. a Black, apparently killed Smith because he was tired of the farmer’s abuse. Unable to find Johnson. the killers lynched eight other Blacks Including Hayes Turner and his wife Mary. The mob hanged Mary by her feet, poured gasoline and oil on her and set fire to her body. One white man sliced her open and Mrs. Turner’s baby tumbled to the ground with a “little cry” and the mob stomped the baby to death and sprayed bullets into Mary Turner. (NAACP: Thirty Years of Lynching in the U.S. 1889-1918)

whenever it’s summer, i want it to be winter…

…and whenever it’s winter, i want it to be summer. 

i’m waiting to hear back from grad schools right now and it’s kind of crazy to think that in two months my life will be totally different. i’ll either be admitted or i won’t be. i’ll be getting ready to move and go to scms in boston and reunions and iceland (hopefully). 

oh by the way, jen got accepted to minnesota’s anthropology phd program! toot toot! 

update

hey dear followers.

i’ve started a second tumblr blog. this year i’m trying to watch 365 movies and read 52 books so to track my progress go here:  http://untilmyeyesbleed.tumblr.com/

thanks!

toot! toot! 
npr is just the cutest place to work! 
npr: tballardbrown: Holiday souvenir!  (Taken with Instagram at NPR Headquarters)

toot! toot! 

npr is just the cutest place to work! 

nprtballardbrown: Holiday souvenir! (Taken with Instagram at NPR Headquarters)

Susan Blight, Self Portrait After My Great Grandmother 
2 digital photographs, 2008
(fyeahwomenartists)

Susan Blight, Self Portrait After My Great Grandmother 

2 digital photographs, 2008

(fyeahwomenartists)

No live organism can continue for long to exist sanely under conditions of absolute reality.

Shirley Jackson, The Haunting of Hill House (via libraryland)

…favorite book

ariel: i hate male performance artists.

jen: i know. it’s all about how they want to fuck their moms… or their sisters. 

1. jen decided to play guitar tonight and the only pick she had was from an ani difranco concert that happened 15 years ago! 

2. i made an awesome soup. 

3. i FINALLY got accepted to a graduate program. which, even though i might not go to it, feels pretty great. 

(mociun: Yellow Topaz and Black Diamond 14K Gold Ring)

(mociun: Yellow Topaz and Black Diamond 14K Gold Ring)

this was the best part about my week! 
nprradiopictures:

The Cranberries came by the office today. They played Zombie and everyone was really excited except for the kids born in 1995. 
 - Becky 

this was the best part about my week! 

nprradiopictures:

The Cranberries came by the office today. They played Zombie and everyone was really excited except for the kids born in 1995. 

 - Becky 

(via npr)

Mobs lynched Mary Turner on May 17, 1918 in Lowndes County. Georgia because she vowed to have those responsible for killing her husband arrested. Her husband was arrested in connection with the shooting and killing Hampton Smith, a white farmer for whom the couple had worked, and wounding his wife. Sidney Johnson. a Black, apparently killed Smith because he was tired of the farmer’s abuse. Unable to find Johnson. the killers lynched eight other Blacks Including Hayes Turner and his wife Mary. The mob hanged Mary by her feet, poured gasoline and oil on her and set fire to her body. One white man sliced her open and Mrs. Turner’s baby tumbled to the ground with a “little cry” and the mob stomped the baby to death and sprayed bullets into Mary Turner. (NAACP: Thirty Years of Lynching in the U.S. 1889-1918)

whenever it’s summer, i want it to be winter…

…and whenever it’s winter, i want it to be summer. 

i’m waiting to hear back from grad schools right now and it’s kind of crazy to think that in two months my life will be totally different. i’ll either be admitted or i won’t be. i’ll be getting ready to move and go to scms in boston and reunions and iceland (hopefully). 

oh by the way, jen got accepted to minnesota’s anthropology phd program! toot toot! 

update

hey dear followers.

i’ve started a second tumblr blog. this year i’m trying to watch 365 movies and read 52 books so to track my progress go here:  http://untilmyeyesbleed.tumblr.com/

thanks!

precious

precious

(Source: sweepmeup, via ache)

toot! toot! 
npr is just the cutest place to work! 
npr: tballardbrown: Holiday souvenir!  (Taken with Instagram at NPR Headquarters)

toot! toot! 

npr is just the cutest place to work! 

nprtballardbrown: Holiday souvenir! (Taken with Instagram at NPR Headquarters)

Susan Blight, Self Portrait After My Great Grandmother 
2 digital photographs, 2008
(fyeahwomenartists)

Susan Blight, Self Portrait After My Great Grandmother 

2 digital photographs, 2008

(fyeahwomenartists)

No live organism can continue for long to exist sanely under conditions of absolute reality.

Shirley Jackson, The Haunting of Hill House (via libraryland)

…favorite book

cindy sherman at moma
f. woodman guggenheim retrospective
"Mobs lynched Mary Turner on May 17, 1918 in Lowndes County. Georgia because she vowed to have those responsible for killing her husband arrested. Her husband was arrested in connection with the shooting and killing Hampton Smith, a white farmer for whom the couple had worked, and wounding his wife. Sidney Johnson. a Black, apparently killed Smith because he was tired of the farmer’s abuse. Unable to find Johnson. the killers lynched eight other Blacks Including Hayes Turner and his wife Mary. The mob hanged Mary by her feet, poured gasoline and oil on her and set fire to her body. One white man sliced her open and Mrs. Turner’s baby tumbled to the ground with a “little cry” and the mob stomped the baby to death and sprayed bullets into Mary Turner. (NAACP: Thirty Years of Lynching in the U.S. 1889-1918)"
whenever it’s summer, i want it to be winter…
update
"No live organism can continue for long to exist sanely under conditions of absolute reality."

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