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This actually happened where I live today. No word on whether he was booked on one count of being a bear.
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It’s Such A Beautiful Day (2011) directed by Don Hertzfeldt
Thanks to oolongs for posting these images originally.
This was one of my favorite films I saw last year. I got to interview Don Hertzfeldt and it was pretty great.
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Not sure why The Guardian’s covering Florida, but Laura Jane Grace offers a pretty solid list of great Florida music. Besides Bitchin’, I can’t think of anything she’s missing off the top of my head.
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I get to see my sister graduate from COLLEGE this weekend in FLA.
She does amazing work in her community concerning mental health care access and books shows/play in bands in Tallahassee. Even though I wish so much we lived closer or that she would move up North, I am excited for the independent path she is taking right now.
She is my best friend in the entire world. I know I can call her at anytime and get support or a talk. We laugh and cry at just the same things. I can’t wait to keep getting older together and for us to someday live in the same town again/take over the world. I am really excited for her to come to Boston and go to Ladyfest Philly together with my band mates and meet everyone.
So many heart feels about this summer!
OH IT’S OKAY I’M ONLY CRYING MY FACE OFF OVER HERE. 2 MORE DAYZZZ
Way to go Rosie!
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Recommend these two reads highly.
John Darnielle’s entry in the 33 1/3 series uses Black Sabbath’s Master of Reality as the backdrop for a novella on mental health, social work, adolescence and more. Meanwhile, Aaron Cometbus and Travis Fristoe’s takeoff on the series uses Radon’s self-titled album to talk about punk, growing up, Florida and more.
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