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From a little known town called New York City
It is what it is.
At the end of the day.
Long story short…
“Everything happens for a reason” OR “You’re right where you’re supposed to be.”
Time heals all wounds or Time wounds all heels.
Are you working hard, or hardly working?
John Motherf**kn Bates
via philnoto
Yes.
“Autopsy Theater, St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, Washington, DC” by Christopher Payne. From Asylum, a series of photographs of abandoned mental institutions. I wonder what it says about (upscale, brownstone) Brooklyn c. 2010 that this image so neatly mirrors the borough’s dominant aesthetic.
Via ATtG.
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Dress
Oscar de la Renta
The Goldstein Museum of Design
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reblogging because water is delicious
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C’mon water
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pls skip to :25 and watch this guinea pig popcorn in slow motion
“Where Did You Sleep Last Night” by Lead Belly [1944]
“Where Did You Sleep Last Night” (most commonly under the title “In the Pines”) stands as one of the most enduring songs in the American folk tradition. Surviving—no, thriving—through dozens of stylistic changes, the song has been sung and recorded under various titles from at least the 1870s. Most listeners in their 20s and 30s recognize it from Nirvana’s live MTV Unplugged show and subsequent album. This Lead Belly recording for the Musicraft label in 1944 is the one that inspired Cobain’s version. See this 1994 New York Times article for an in depth history of the song.
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