“Collect rocks. That’s all. But not just any rocks. You are an intelligent woman so you look for the unimaginable inside the ordinary. Go to places you would not ordinarily go alone - riverbanks. Deep woods. The part of the ocean shore where peoples’ gazes disappear. Wade in all waters. When you find a group of rocks, you must stare at them a long while before you choose, let your eyes adjust, use what you know of the long wait waiting. Let your imagination change what you know. Suddenly a gray rock becomes ashen or clouded with dream. A ring round a rock is luck. To find a red rock is to discover earthblood. Blue rocks make you believe in them. Patterns and flecks on rocks are bits of different countries and terrains, speckled questions. Conglomerates are the movement of land in the freedom of water, smoothed into a small thing you can hold in your hand, rub against your face. Sandstone is soothing and lucid. Shale, of course, is rational. Find pleasure in these ordinary palm worlds. Help yourself prepare for a life. Recognize when there are no words for the pain, when there are no words for the joy, there are rocks.”
Lidia Yuknavitch, The Chronology of Water
i wanna get drunk and kiss a lot and not think for a while
today apparently just didnt exist
i forgot how fucking weird november is theres no afternoon its just night after 2pm
Barbra Streisand, 1970. Photograph by Cecil Beaton
KATRINA LENK photographed by Andrea Fremiotti (2023)
1. Were you popular in high school?
A. Yes (E)
B. No (I)
2. Do you play sports?
A. Yes (S)
B. No (N)
3. Are you good at math?
A. Yes (T)
B. No (F)
4. Is your room clean?
A. Yes (J)
B. No (P)
@amycurtismarchs asked: top 5 female theatre characters ➤ [2/5] persephone (hadestown)
but like my mama always said: brother, when you’re down, you’re down. when you’re up, you’re up. if you ain’t six feet underground, you’re livin’ it up on top!
“thank the lord: and other stuff you should know”
mines is “this is a safe place bc i know harries would murder me: a true crime series”
Eartha Kitt and orchestra leader Frank Weir at Churchill’s Club in London, 1951.
Photos by Russell Westwood
the sandwich story kills me
Katrina: “I take a big bite of a sandwich right before Omar Sharif, and sometimes there’ll be like a little cucumber seed that decides to come out in the middle of a big note. It’s usually not a problem, but now and then, oh boy — my eyes might start watering, and I’m like, ‘Oh my God, this is the moment when I just start coughing.’ There’s a war between me and some cucumber happening.”
The Band’s Visit One Year Anniversary: Day Six → Cast and Creative Team Appreciation