annagrama's MoodBoard

Is an anagram for grandmas aboard a moon.

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by William Eggleston, 2001

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JURASSIC PARK 1993, dir. Steven Spielberg

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Inta Ruka. Latvian photographer born in 1958.

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“My mother always closes her bedroom drapes tight before going to bed at night. I open mine as wide as possible. I like to see everything, I say. What’s there to see? Moon. Air. Sunrise. All that light on your face in the morning. Wakes you up. I like to wake up.”

— Anne Carson, from “The Glass Essay”  (via heliophobus)

[other-wordly]

pronunciation | ‘bal-ter

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Oh that’s what it’s called when music causes me to move.

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via

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Flight

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© Nona Limmen {Webshop / Instagram}

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Mary Badham on the set of To Kill a Mockingbird (Robert Mulligan, 1962)

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Vilhelm Hammershoi (1864-1916)

“Hammershoi’s work has been described as ‘Monet meets the Camden School’. His wife figures in many of his interiors, often depicted from behind. His paintings are muted in tone, he refrained from employing bright colors, opting always for a limited palette consisting of grays, desaturated yellows, greens, and other dark hues. His tableaux of figures turned away from the viewer project an air of slight tension and mystery.”

[imacone]

"Passingly, I think that this might always have been inevitable, that perhaps she had always known it but had wanted to hold on for me, for as long as she could."

-Our Wives Under the Sea

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recollections

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The Public Eye(1992)

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The Public Eye(1992)

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The Public Eye