17
Jan
this is happening right now.
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17
Jan
this is happening right now.
09
Dec
this is what i work wear pt.2, got courtesy called off edition pt.1
thrift—
white sleeveless knit: $3
gap jean jacket: $8
cheap mondays: $7.50 (omgwhut)
shoes: $2
mama’s jewelry and belt
holiday party last night meant a courtesy friday off. i bought fun groceries on my walk home from being the only loser who showed up to a locked office. the man checking out before me at rainbow spent $309.73. this was almost my rent for the month this time last year. i’m listening to radiolab while sweeping and thinking about all the books i’m going to partly read today in various parts of the house.
30
Apr
the sun inspires a diy mentality. worked on this shirt, shorts, bracelets, (hair?) whilst naked inspiration post-shower guided me. prepped to go to a book binding workshop and sunbathe in the mission, sf.
28
Apr
wanna come?
12
Apr
My nigga Rasputin, though.
when i was around 11 or 12, my cousin said i could buy any book i wanted at the book store we were at. I chose “The Rasputin File.” Back in my Russian history fetish days.
Man Times - Feminist Bookstore
Watched every single episode by Portland band, Lovers. These men know man things.
29
Mar
We, with a full compliment of senses, live in space and time; the blind live in a world of time alone. For the blind build their worlds from sequences of impressions (tactile, auditory, olfactory) and are not capable, as sighted people are, of a simultaneous visual perception, the making of an instantaneous visual scene. Indeed, if one can no longer see in space, then the idea of space becomes incomprehensible— even for highly intelligent people blinded relatively late in life.
15
Jan
Dispatches from the East pt. IV
On my way back from adventuring into Metuchen to find historical monuments and woodlands to photograph, I decided to suddenly parallel park on one side of Main Street. (I have attempted parallel parking maybe 3 times before and I can say I was not of sound mind when I made this decision). The street has an old timey downtown feel and I wanted to take some snapshots of quaint Jersey while still able. I got out of my car next to “Parisian Cafe” and saw girls coming out of a store down the way, so I decided to check it out. I heard as they passed, “When she said ‘Moby Dick…that’s by Charles Dickens, right?’ I had to leave.”
The Raconteur is a bookstore much like ones I frequent in the bay- ratty piles of books- shelves themselves really. I must say this shop wins in the furnishing department— a full dining set, leather couch, and awesome antique decor. It also serves as a venue for readings, musical acts, parties, celebrity sightings. While checking out, “Shakespeare! I like him.”
Stay classy, Jersey.
04
Oct
the ease with which publishing your own book is with Blurb. i’m attending a workshop with the founder tonight and hope to utilize their features for some of my own manuscripts. once they have been fully produced..
13
Apr
at the med
via transcendbounds