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Jules of Nature
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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Yakov Khomich
From the series "Girl in the blue dress", 2024
Oil on canvas.
@syrenki
(three decades into my life) sorry I wasn’t paying attention, can we start again?
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Tatler Russia July 2020. Makeup By Kate Mur.
“I liked his voice, rich and unself-conscious even when he forgot words and hummed to fill in the gap. What I didn’t understand, I imagined, and thus it became a love song.”
— Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni, Queen of Dreams
brayden valerie
my therapist told me to keep writing even when I don’t like the way it sounds so here I go
I’ve spent most of this year curled up under my sheets with a monstrous migraine fending off sleep and heartache
I don’t need people but I certainly use them
It’s a disgusting quality, I’m working on it
Without drugs (or more specifically, my experimental friends) I’ve found how easy it is to break myself
I mean literally destroy myself like “matter destroyed”
I’ve definitely lost some muscle mass
When I step I think of daoism with one foot and my gross nail biting habit with the other
Sometimes I confuse them but dignation is for fools
Honestly, after the last four years of lunatical bullshit, it’s really, really hard to look back and understand just how improbable bordering on surreal the idea of “President-Elect Joe Biden” is
Again, to really get this you have to put yourself in a pre-Obama administration frame of reference, which is hard enough for those of us who were politically involved during the first decade of this century much less for people who’s entire political memory begins in a world where we always already had a black president and Joe Biden was his VP. If you can make that leap backwards, you’ll reach a place where Joe Biden was the goofball who’s 1988 presidential campaign crashed and burned because he couldn’t stop plagiarizing speeches. His second run, in 2008, didn’t go much better. It was widely seen as a joke, especially given his role in the Iraq War which had reached radioactive levels of unpopularity by the start of the 2008 election cycle (the fact Obama was elected president in 2008 was in no small part due to his consistent opposition to the war compared to his chief rivals in the primary and general). There’s an old joke that every Senator looks in the mirror and sees a president-in-waiting, and Joe Biden was the platonic ideal of that idea; a drip who looked like someone had ordered a day player out of central casting for a bit role as a senator with no more than five lines. He represented a state in the senate that barely had more residents than the average congressional district, and in which getting elected to state wide office depended on cozying up to Delware’s real electorate: the financial services industry. Biden’s close ties to banks and credit card companies were so infamous and so odious that progressive website Daily Kos used to taunt him by putting “D-Mastercard” in parentheses after his name. The idea of Biden, before becoming Obama’s running mate, ever getting “President-Elect” in front of his name was the punchline to an SNL sketch. If you told someone in 2007 that you’re from November 2020 and Joe Biden was just elected president, their response might well be “Oh yeah? And who was president before that? Donald Trump?” That’s how fucking outlandish the idea of Joe Biden ever getting elected president would have been. It really is hard to remember a time when politics was somewhat normal and plagiary constituted a campaign scuttling scandal after four brain melting years of Trump (not to mention 8 years of Obama which is when the political class really figured out they can do whatever without consequences), but once you remember all that, the fact Joe Biden is going to be sworn in as the 46th president of the united states is extremely fucking weird.
Halle Berry by Gilles Bensimon for Elle Magazine January Issue (1999)
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