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DON DRAPER AFFIRMATIONS:

GET OUT OF HERE

MOVE FORWARD

THIS NEVER HAPPENED

IT WILL SHOCK YOU HOW MUCH IT NEVER HAPPENED

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[bobbole]

Anouk Pantovola, Papier-mâché puppets

[60s-heartshaped-chevrolet]

Elizabeth Taylor in 'Elephant Walk' (1954)

[normasshearer]

THE WOMEN 1939, dir. George Cukor

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Elizabeth Peyton, Oscar and Bosie (for Parkett no. 53), 1998. Lithograph with pearlescent dust additions

[mournfulroses]

Anne Truitt, from a diary entry featured in Turn: The Journal of an Artist originally published in 1982

[practicalsmagic]

LOLA TUNG

steps out in NYC wearing Dilara Fındıkoğlu

[marciabrady]

"I turned and saw Lana approaching. I remember that moment clearly. I was struck, at once, by how tiny she was. When you're accustomed to seeing someone forty feet tall on screen, you expect that they will at least be taller than you are in real life. However, her size did nothing to diminish the breathtaking presence of the woman. She wore very little makeup, just lipstick and some eyebrow pencil, and her smile was wide and sensuous. She came forward, and because of her graceful carriage and the way her extended hand hovered lightly before her, she seemed to reach me a few paces before she did, as if to touch me and reassure me. There was nothing to fear. We were just two human beings who were going to sit down and talk...the light revealed the most beautiful complexion I have ever seen. Lana was pale but healthy looking, and there was something about her skin that made you want to reach out and touch it. I can only describe it as having the attraction of a fresh rose petal."

LANA TURNER footage from her visit at a Los Angeles Air Base during WWII, 1943

[najd-social-club]

my toxic trait is i expect people to have common sense and i get mad when they don’t.

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[perfectday1972]

fyrkat, a former viking ring castle dating back to 980 AD, near the town of hobro, denmark via aaron.artem

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[perfectday1972]

shelley duvall via 70sdesperado

[indulgeinselfcare]

[orlaite]

Audiences love detective films. It's pleasant to watch a film knowing how it's going to end. In general, it's flattering to feel smarter than the authors. The people in the capital contend that this story took place in Moscow. Odessa residents insist that it was in their lovely city that it happened. Leningrad and Rostov-on-the-Don disagree. Seven cities contend over this, just as seven cities call themselves the birthplace of Homer. To tell you the truth, it's unknown where this story took place, and whether it took place at all. So, as you've noticed, it was a dark night. The anonymous man tried very hard to remain undetected, and at this he succeeded. It was so dark, quiet, and deserted, that one felt almost compelled to commit a crime. Береги́сь автомоби́ля (Beware of the Car) 1964 | dir. Eldar Ryazanov

[gatabella]

Ingrid Bergman during the filming of The Visit, Rome, Italy. Photo by Sam Shaw, 1964