LJR
I'm Laura.
These are things that suit my fancy.
LJR
heddykase1:

This is you. This is where all your thoughts are kept. Every other part of your body is used to protect and sustain this. 
Predicament.
rrrrrrrroll:

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pencilfury:

I know they’ve all been published previously but I thought I’d collect my favourite ones together for one post.
pencilfury:

I know they’ve all been published previously but I thought I’d collect my favourite ones together for one post.
pencilfury:

I know they’ve all been published previously but I thought I’d collect my favourite ones together for one post.
pencilfury:

I know they’ve all been published previously but I thought I’d collect my favourite ones together for one post.
pencilfury:

I know they’ve all been published previously but I thought I’d collect my favourite ones together for one post.
pencilfury:

I know they’ve all been published previously but I thought I’d collect my favourite ones together for one post.
pencilfury:

I know they’ve all been published previously but I thought I’d collect my favourite ones together for one post.
pencilfury:

I know they’ve all been published previously but I thought I’d collect my favourite ones together for one post.
pencilfury:

I know they’ve all been published previously but I thought I’d collect my favourite ones together for one post.
pencilfury:

I know they’ve all been published previously but I thought I’d collect my favourite ones together for one post.
vicemag:

Garbage Girls
Asia, 25, Toronto - Marc Jacobs sweater, vintage shirt.
What do you do for a living?I’m an artist.
How long has your bedroom been this messy?The mess has a tendency to ebb and flow, depending on my mood. This is actually pretty tidy. I’m having a good week so far.
How far in advance do you plan to clean?Sometimes when I come home drunk I clean, but by the time I wake up, it’s a mess again. I’m not sure how it happens. I don’t plan to live in a clean place until I can afford a French maid, so no, I don’t procrastinate.
Do you bring lovers into your place, and what do they think of the mess?I bring boys home sometimes. If they complain I punish them.

Do you collect anything?Yes. Rare and precious jewels. I accept donations.
Were you messy as a kid?I’ve always been messy. My mom never cared, but it grossed my brother out because he’s a Virgo. My mom still doesn’t care that I live this way. My brother never comes over. I don’t mind though because he’s got cable at his place and pretty much always has food.
What would your parents say about your apartment now?I make sure to look clean and pretty when I leave the house and I’m usually tidy when I make art.
What is your favorite item that you own, and are you worried about losing it in the mess?My favorite item is a secret. I don’t want to say whether it’s hidden or not because I don’t want people snooping around when they come over.
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I’ve found my people.
"I got the giggles! This is the giggly shit! Why did we smoke the giggly shit?"
Savannah
"Some call it drunk I call it happiness."
Eliza
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Kitty and Danny Brown 
Kitty and Danny Brown 
Kitty and Danny Brown 
Kitty and Danny Brown 
Kitty and Danny Brown 
Kitty and Danny Brown 
derekbasedswag:

WHAT UP DANNY I’M WITTIT.
Such a nasty show, Got to push Kitty fans around, got to rap about eating pussy and some lovely lady gave me a joint because I switched spots with her. What a great experience if I do say so myself!
Taken at The Middle East on May 10th during Danny’s “Old” tour with Kitty Pryde

I’ll never object to being called a lovely lady! ;)
"I firmly believe in small gestures: pay for their coffee, hold the door for strangers, over tip, smile or try to be kind even when you don’t feel like it, pay compliments, chase the kid’s runaway ball down the sidewalk and throw it back to him, try to be larger than you are— particularly when it’s difficult. People do notice, people appreciate. I appreciate it when it’s done to (for) me. Small gestures can be an effort, or actually go against our grain (“I’m not a big one for paying compliments…”), but the irony is that almost every time you make them, you feel better about yourself. For a moment life suddenly feels lighter, a bit more Gene Kelly dancing in the rain."
Jonathan Carroll  (via thatkindofwoman)
feru-leru:

The (Make Up) Artist by Sammy Slabbinck on Flickr.