Charlotte Rampling
Smooth Criminal
1940's boys playing ball
This week is Polly / Oliver week (also Tax week, T-Shirt week, get-that-darn-car-sorted week, and plan-next-semester’s-schedule-week), and I’m working on it like mad. As a bit of a Hudson-Bay start after my little meltdown/epiphany over the weekend, (or really, a Hudson-Bay Start after a 5 year delay in getting this enterprise off the ground), I took stock of what I had, re-looked for inspiration, and have finally sorted out what I’m actually going to do, and what is actually going to work. I started with late 18th century female dress borrowed from male hunting attire and military uniforms, some real, some rather satirical: This print shows an outfit almost identical to the one on the cover of Monstrous Regiment, but for women: I’ve already shown you this image: And, of course, the MA portrait in hunting attire: Finally, the ubiquitous Reynold’s portrait of Lady Worsley: From these, I really love the white single-breasted waistcoat on Lady Worsley and the “Officer in the Light Infantry”, and their black feathered hats. I’m also borrowing the gold binding/ …
"My life is aimless. I'll rub toilet paper on my face till I come up with a plan."
Gentlemen explorers.
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California suburban family with their Cadillac
Throwback to the time when the Morpheus Team went out for lunch to take a break from the regular work and create memories. #throwback #funtimes #break #lunch #morpheusconsulting #kailashshahaniofficial #repost #memories #august #throwback2020
The New Beverly Cinema, owned by Quentin Tarantino, is riding a boom in art house theaters.
Vivien Leigh & Olivia de Havilland
— 𝓐 𝓓𝓘𝓕𝓕𝓔𝓡𝓔𝓝𝓣 𝓦𝓞𝓡𝓛𝓓: 𝓘𝓣𝓢 𝓒𝓤𝓛𝓣𝓤𝓡𝓐𝓛 𝓘𝓜𝓟𝓐𝓒𝓣 🤎🍎📚 | a different world: its cultural impact. a different world has to be one of my favorite television shows of all time. this show had a significant impact on black representation on media. for one, it featured characters who were unapologetically & revered in their blackness. there were black people of all shades on this campus — evolving as characters & developing with each passing episode. it broadened the representation of especially young blac...
December/2016 The BFGP Hero Award this month goes to actress/writer Carrie Fisher. Carrie Fisher only knows how to speak one way with total and utter candor. She wasn't afraid to tell us her stories of recovery relapse which endears her to a community that understands it is always about the best you can do, one day at a time. Her candor gives us all strength to get up, get out and simply put one foot in front of the other in times it is the hardest.
