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Aug. 21st, 2017 06:52 pmChloë is studying illustration. She has a choker with a pendant depicting the planet Saturn and cat-ear headphones, and despite those, she has dogs, not cats. Her hair is a rainbow sherbet of lavender and celadon and drought-stricken lilac.
A woman with curly hair and a rose pattern shirt and a tattoo on one arm depicting a black snake and a red rose and a tattoo on one arm depicting a woman with bird wings for arms doing ballet called my drawing of her dope. I've never had a drawing called dope. Cute, yes, and awesome, and amazing, and beautiful, but never dope.
The woman at the desk's necklace reminded me of India's. India is named for the Indus River, which flows mostly through Pakistan.
Nari Ward is a recent citizen who immigrated here when he was 12 and lived most of his life as a legal resident and recently became a citizen.
Flickr can be a pain in the ass sometimes but at least they're all in one place complete with descriptions, along with a few things that were on view in Philadelphia but not in Boston.
( click for art )
Punch a Nazi. Speak out against racism and prejudice.
The book The Most Magnificent Thing has a pug.
A passenger noticed my Shakespeare shirt and was going to see Hamlet but wasn't able to see Romeo and Juliet, thought it was going for all summer.
Sometimes my instinct pays off.
Alissa looks a bit like Katie, this means nothing to you, I know, except her chin is pointed and not cleft, and her eyes are dark as onyx. She photographed my drawing of her prematurely and I had her take another one because she needs eyebrows. She is studying biology. Unfortunately, she got off at JFK/UMass and I finished Girl, Interrupted while waiting for my dinner earlier. Which was amazing, by the way. It's called Nua Nom Thok and it's a salad of lettuce, onions, scallions, cilantro, and grilled beef covered in ground roasted rice, in a spicy lime dressing.
I saw a thinkpiece about how the far right isn't a past and this isn't just a dumb Blast From The Past™ that was posted at an inopportune time, it seems to be written in response to the terrorist attack in Charlottesville.
I told Holly that I can see people making excuses or claiming it was a false flag or ignoring it entirely.
I was morbidly curious as to what THE LIBERTY ZONE had to say but thankfully the site has been closed for a few months.
burning question: how exactly are statues more important than human lives?
A woman with curly hair and a rose pattern shirt and a tattoo on one arm depicting a black snake and a red rose and a tattoo on one arm depicting a woman with bird wings for arms doing ballet called my drawing of her dope. I've never had a drawing called dope. Cute, yes, and awesome, and amazing, and beautiful, but never dope.
The woman at the desk's necklace reminded me of India's. India is named for the Indus River, which flows mostly through Pakistan.
Nari Ward is a recent citizen who immigrated here when he was 12 and lived most of his life as a legal resident and recently became a citizen.
Flickr can be a pain in the ass sometimes but at least they're all in one place complete with descriptions, along with a few things that were on view in Philadelphia but not in Boston.
( click for art )
Punch a Nazi. Speak out against racism and prejudice.
The book The Most Magnificent Thing has a pug.
A passenger noticed my Shakespeare shirt and was going to see Hamlet but wasn't able to see Romeo and Juliet, thought it was going for all summer.
Sometimes my instinct pays off.
Alissa looks a bit like Katie, this means nothing to you, I know, except her chin is pointed and not cleft, and her eyes are dark as onyx. She photographed my drawing of her prematurely and I had her take another one because she needs eyebrows. She is studying biology. Unfortunately, she got off at JFK/UMass and I finished Girl, Interrupted while waiting for my dinner earlier. Which was amazing, by the way. It's called Nua Nom Thok and it's a salad of lettuce, onions, scallions, cilantro, and grilled beef covered in ground roasted rice, in a spicy lime dressing.
I saw a thinkpiece about how the far right isn't a past and this isn't just a dumb Blast From The Past™ that was posted at an inopportune time, it seems to be written in response to the terrorist attack in Charlottesville.
I told Holly that I can see people making excuses or claiming it was a false flag or ignoring it entirely.
I was morbidly curious as to what THE LIBERTY ZONE had to say but thankfully the site has been closed for a few months.
burning question: how exactly are statues more important than human lives?
