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sodapop kicking his feet up on the dashboard of steve’s truck. theyre going west, of course, because sodapop had said once that he wanted to sit and smoke up by the hollywood sign. sodapop hanging his head out the window and hollering the lyrics to some song he don’t know the name of, feeling wholly golden. he tans. his eyelashes go white, his eyes go bluer. he gets kissed up by the hollywood sign.
Listen, they request that you stop submitting a listing for your house labeled 'WHERE YOU BROKE MY HEART'.
Going West [Explained]
Transcript Under the Cut
[Cueball and Megan are talking, while Cueball is walking away from Megan holding his hands up. Megan is holding a folded page of a letter up in one hand. The envelope can be seen behind the page, which only displays one line of visible, but unreadable, text.] Megan: I'm sorry. The Google Maps team hired me. Cueball: But I can't move to California!
[Megan has taken her hand down holding the letter so the backside of the envelope is now visible. Cueball turns towards her and holds one hand up in front of himself.] Megan: Then I guess this is the end. Cueball: It can't be! Cueball: Listen.
[Cueball and Megan are holding each other's hands with stretched out arms, looking into each other's eyes. The envelope has disappeared from Megan's hands.] Cueball: When I look deep into your eyes, I see a future for us. Megan: Look deeper.
[In this frameless panel, Cueball takes a hand up to his chin, while he bends his head very close to Megan's head, and she even leans a bit back. The letter and envelope have returned to her hand, after they went missing in the previous panel.]
[Cueball stands normally, as does Megan with her letter.] Cueball: "We're sorry, but we don't have imagery at this zoom level"? Cueball: They... They have you already.
A man, woman, and younger woman in front of farmhouse in east Custer County, Nebraska. 1888.
We went to the rodeo in Cody this week. Look at that ominous sky. Despite our tent being incredibly water logged, we still managed to go to bed warm and dry (it took quite a bit of work to accomplish that).
Going West
Jackson Pollock
oil on fiberboard, 1934/1935
Into the sunset.
Rico Rodriguez & Tommy McCook - Going West [1970]. This horns theme is absolutely amazing. And the playing just fantastic. Rico Rodriguez (trombone) & Tommy McCook (saxophone) are legends for a reason.
