Totally normal behaviors.
Tatyana has done good work but she should try to be more co-operative & less vindictive. Promoted to the 4th grade.
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Brooklyn Excerpts
Surreptitious photo of 2 very stylish Coney Island girls
A very non-surreptitious photo
Clam strips + beer
The old Sunset Park apartment @857
Leftover chicken wings disaster 2k12
This is what I look like when I drunkenly drop my phone, apparently.
I’ll be dramatically reading from 10-year-old Laura’s diary live tonight in Brooklyn
Look what I found!
@Lau-Fi’s diary from 1993.
This is young Laura rating how her friends treated her each day. She still does this. And for this Tumblr post I get a star, suckers.
For those that can’t quite make this little gem out, Laura—who has up until this point never had pork before writes—“tomoro [sic] we are cooking that porky feast. Yes! (Star of David).” It is later revealed that in the heat of the moment she was overcome by guilt and swore to herself never to eat pork ever. She remained a pork virgin for another couple of years. Also, for the record, for dinner tonight we did indeed have a “porky feast.”
Boston Dispatch #1
We have arrived at a gutted storefront in Cambridge. The task for the next few days is to go through the personal library of Charley Shively, former Harvard professor, gay rights activist and publisher of the radical journal Fag Rag.
Just a cursory look at the boxes and boxes of books has revealed some gems, including this original printing of “The Ice Storm,” a later Ashbery poem not anthologized or reprinted until 2008.
The internal design resembles a pocket psalter.
More on Charley Shively, John Ashbery and the many, many more amazing discoveries I think we’re about to make later. For now:
Portrait of James, diligence.
Jessica Langley: I am a fan.
Jessica Langley’s Killin’ It opens tomorrow night (5/11) at Skylab Gallery. Langley is Skylab’s first artist-in-residence in an ongoing residency program at the gallery, which was funded by a Franklin County Neighborhood Arts grant administered by the Greater Columbus Arts Council. Langley will be in residence for the remainder of May, working on a new body of prints. The opening reception for Killin’ It starts at 7 p.m.; refreshments will be provided. In addition, the exhibit may be seen by appointment until June 8th. To make an appointment, email skylabartspace@gmail.com
Laura Fisher and Kathleen Massara Play the Friendship Game with Wild Flag
All that is girl goodness at Huffington Post.
