Christy Turlington riding the subway in New York City, c. 1980s. photographed by Frederic Meylan
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Christy Turlington riding the subway in New York City, c. 1980s. photographed by Frederic Meylan
Confirmed koreaboo Garfield the Cat pounds soju until he vanishes from our sinful sight
Oakland, California, 1966.
I am quitting my job tmrw
Happy Valentine’s Day!
More contestants in the All Girl Rodeo
(Joseph Scherschel. 1949)
Fremont St, Las Vegas, 1964
West/east. Scan from 110 slide, VLV.
Cher in Bob Mackie performing in Atlantic City, New Jersey, July 1979
“Pat doesn’t have a husband. Those kids, they don’t have a father anymore. Do you understand what that means? What are the chances that’s going to be Ricky and Mark? And I can’t tell them that their dad spent the last few minutes packing his briefcase! You’re gonna sit them down. Both of them. And you’re going to prepare them for the fact that you might not ever come home. You’re doing that. You. Not me. I’m done.”
Heart Song | Jess Williamson
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“The only reason I have lived so long is that I let go of my past. Shut the door on grief on regret on remorse. If I let them in, just one self-indulgent crack, whap, the door will fling open gales of pain ripping through my heart blinding my eyes with shame breaking cups and bottles knocking down jars shattering windows stumbling bloody on spilled sugar and broken glass terrified gagging until with a final shudder and sob I shut the heavy door. Pick up the pieces one more time.”
— A Manual for Cleaning Women by Lucia Berlin