la bandida linda

yo soy miss pepita. 🧿 KG. 37. NJ. ♎. I work in accounting and practice witchcraft. I hold a BA in Anthropology, and earned minors in Psychology and Sociology. I also have a Certificate in Bookkeeping. My main hobbies are photography, hiking, and learning languages.

[natsumipocket]

Blue collection by Daniel Romero

[nathanheadphotography]

[project-collage]

[noooontan]

[expressions-of-nature]

Baidar Valley, Crimea by Sergey Cherkasov

[youre-dreaming-302]

[time2pretendddd]

[saint-vhs]

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red 40 - unemployed (i'm trying)

[saint-vhs]

red 40 - vanished

[wormnursery-deactivated20260526]

[wykart]

what do you mean my disability disables my abilities? what the fuck

[succubusboyfriend]

you have permission to pick that 2 year old "abandoned" project back up. it's not mad at you for setting it aside. and maybe time and distance have helped ease or erase the things that made you put it down in the first place.

[martindykewood]

like i quite literally have never been more passionate about anything than i am about the human race’s invariable desire to tell stories and the fact that we always find a way to do it, through spoken language and written language and body language and visual art and theater and poetry and oral tradition and a million other things. there are so many things we take for granted about the human experience that we never stop to think about but i really want you to take a step back and consider how fucking amazing it is that our need to tell stories transcends all boundaries of time and geography and borders and language. it is one of very few things that is legitimately intrinsic to human nature and i will never stop being completely in awe of humanity for that.

[miamaimania]

Untitled ~ New Jersey (2012) by Keith A Hayes ⌘ House partially destroyed by Hurricane Sandy

[prosthetic-placebo]

[heavensghost]

Words by Mary Oliver engraved in rock

[nickcarr]

Field notes from the time I scouted a decommissioned nuclear power plant...

This is the control room, and if you look closely, you'll see a dark stripe in the carpet running the perimeter of the room. This was referred to as the "velvet rope," and absolutely NO ONE was allowed to cross it without authorization. It was under constant observation from an adjacent office, and I was told that if someone did set foot inside without permission, things got VERY serious VERY quickly.

This is one of the computer stations, and to me, it's such a gorgeous encapsulation of its period of technology, the sort of aesthetic that shows like Lost will bend over backwards to recreate.

As I was scouting, I noticed the day calendar had last been torn off about when the plant closed for good...

Then we went into the nuclear reactor, and the whole damn thing was just so spooky.

Looking back, I think it came from an overwhelming feeling of utter insignificance in the face of the sheer power this colossus was designed to produce.

The scale was just so out of proportion to every day reality, the sort of place where a weight of "46000 LBS" is just casually noted on the side of a part.

Peering into where the core would've been, all I could think is that I'd never want the job where you have to climb down that ladder on the left while this thing was in operation.

If you're interested in seeing more, you can find my full tour here!

https://nickcarr.com/scouting-a-decommissioned-nuclear-power-plant/

And as always, follow for more location scouting fun...