My coworker knitted my rat a sweater
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
YOU ARE THE REASON
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@sittingwithwaterhouse
My coworker knitted my rat a sweater
Céline talks about the importance of representing the abortion within the film
(Little reminder that @bereaving is the best !!)
“Here it’s a sequence that I know is disturbing. Because we just got out of this scene (the abortion scene), just got out of this representation of an abortion and we enter another dynamic, which is to represent abortion within the film.”
“It was very important for me even if there’s a double tension. It is important to have an abortion and to represent the importance of representing it. Because this is what happened by cutting women off from the opportunity to be artists. They did not represent their private lives, they did not represent their desire, they did not represent their bodies, they did not represent their lives. And all these images are missing from history, but they are especially missing in OUR life. It’s Annie Ernaux who said that there is not a museum in the world where there is a painting called « the abortion ».”
“So this scene may happen a little abruptly but it’s not to forget that art creates memory. And I also wanted to represent the pleasure of representing, the pleasure that we see on Marianne’s face. And also to represent the impulse of the model, her intelligence, it’s her who said what to look at, it’s her who had the idea of painting. This was the opportunity that women had, to be in the artists’ workshops/studios, it was to be models. They seized this opportunity, that’s how they made artworks.”
“This is my favorite painting. It has never been completed.”
Click here to see more translated parts of the DVD commentary
Linda Gregg, from In The Middle Distance: Poems of L. G. “Mother My Mother,”
[Spoilers] “I’ll tell you who the fuck is my “favourite,” and it’s my gay mom, Rachel Weisz. Trust me, you don’t know the meaning of the phrase “power bitch” until you’ve seen Lady Sarah grab the Queen of England by her throat, shove her up against the bedpost, and ask through a naughty smile, “Are you scared?” Yes, bitch, I’m shaking like an animatronic Skeleton doll in CVS. ” — Jill Gutowitz from IntoMore.com
Disobedience (2018)
Damsel (David Zellner & Nathan Zellner, 2018)
The Tampa Tribune, Florida, December 11, 1954
#why is she so cute
Lauren Bacall in Dark Passage (1947)
cat: *meows in a distance*
my mom’s voice from the kitchen: you want a tomato, you fool? you won’t eat it
cat: *meows louder*
“I visited the pumpkin patch yesterday and decided to bring home a pumpkin that in shape appeared to be a penguin. Friends and family were mystified until I started painting him.“
by Volensblood
A PUMPGUIN
CRYING
me: poke th cat
cat: mrrhp
me every time: wow.
I wish I was on a spaceship
just me & my dog and an impossible view (x)
“I went up to bed early. My room was filled with the good smell of lavender, thyme and pine needles.”
— Simone de Beauvoir, tr. by Justin O’Brien, from “The Woman Destroyed,”