December 2011
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“I kept the house because the rent is cheap and I write there; it’s become my...”
– Miranda July- It Chooses You (via phoebebh)
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E: I just sent you my playlist from today
broooootastic
me: YES
I am in such a bro mood tonight
serious bro mood
me: I want to be every bro I have ever known; the P.C. story
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Sometimes I wish I knew what albums you were listening to on repeat so I could slip into them like I used to your unmade bed.
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“Bogey called her “darling” and Bacall called him “honey.”
– Bogart returns with bride Lauren Bacall - Framework - Photos and Video - Visual Storytelling from the Los Angeles Times
Road Work
By Linda Kunhardt
“So,” she said, sipping tea from a Chinese oxblood cup,
“did anything good happen because of your divorce?”
“Well, my emotional palette is wider now. It includes
colors like,” I paused… “like that.” I pointed to the cup.
In southeast Winnemucca
bypass Route 7 connects
two segments...
aminatou:
eric, you make 32 look good.
“There is something more piteous almost than soapless poverty in this application of feminine incapacity to literature”
Alice James in her journals, quoting George Elliot’s letters
The term Boston marriage was used by Henry James in The Bostonians (1886), a novel involving a long-term co-habiting relationship between two unmarried women, “New Women”.[1] The use of the term is thought to have persisted in New England for several decades.
In comparison to heterosexual marriages, Boston Marriages at that time had many advantages, including more nurturing between...
karaj: on love and risk →
lowendtheory:
“i often talk about love as one of the few places where people actually admit they want to become different. and so it’s like change without trauma, but it’s not change without instability. it’s change without guarantees, without knowing what the other side of it is, because…
mitford:
rabbit-light:
Your absence has gone through me Like thread through a needle. Everything I do is stitched with its color.
— W.S. Merwin
“We could accumulate hundreds of thousands of images throughout our lives but...”
– The Never Forgotten House