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beweares replied to your photo “Interview looks”

i almost scrolled passed this cuz i thought it was a promoted fashion thing goddamn u look good

follow 4 more Pittsburgh Mass Transit Fall 2017 looks

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beweares replied to your photo “this baby girl eats green bean”

kiss her for me

I’ll give her extra tumeric too

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“i put in a request for a muster list to be copied from from the london...”

library request roulette...i wish you luck that sounds terrifying

i mean i could always just be like ‘nvm lol!!’ or just take the first 20 pages and hope theyre good enough to make a chart out of

#beweares #it cost $10 to just request for them to look at it to see if its stable enough to be copied #so im comitted to getting something at this point #still cheaper than actually going to london

matisse, klee, degas!

thanks indigo!

matisse - how do you express your love to family/friends/significant other?

i usually just say it! it’s unusual actually, even in my family i’m the most likely to just flat out say “i love you!” i also like to give things! especially art pieces. if i have made a personal art piece for you it means i really genuinely like you! also just asking if you’ve eaten, making sure you’re feeling okay, offering to grab medicine or snacks…i like to just make sure people are doing okay too and that’s another way to say i love someone.

klee - in a library full of books, which five would you never get sick of reading?

as you may know i have a deep and powerful love for the zamonia series, an eccentric lineup of books detailing the lives of a number of characters across the fictional land of zamonia, written by walter moers. only five of the nine books were translated into english, but those five are probably among my favorite books in the whole world!

if not those, my other five would be good omens by neil gaiman and terry pratchett, the phantom tollbooth by norton juster, a wrinkle in time by madeline l’engle, the silver chair by c.s. lewis, and ray bradbury’s collection of short stories from reader’s digest.

degas - in a garden full of all sorts of flowers, which would you pick?

probably the forget-me-not! i think it’s a lovely little flower and it also has a meaning that is close to my heart as someone who has moved around a lot and doesn’t always feel very important. it’s nice to have a flower that says, in essence, that it matters! don’t forget!

ask me some artists!

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