“We were just at the playground and my daughter tried to get on the tire swing with another child, but the mother shooed her away. So I was just explaining to her that she shouldn’t spend energy on people who don’t want to accept her, because some people are just dicks. Whoops, sorry baby, Mama just cursed.”
Unicorn on a pole #sanfrancisco (Taken with instagram)
“I certainly gained a tremendous amount of sympathy and understanding for why Marilyn would be as late as she often was—or not show up,” Williams says. “The energy it takes to put your face on, put your body on, put your game on, and transmit that energy to the world, and to be what everybody wants you to be—to give joy, to give pleasure, to give your body, to always be putting out and not getting back—is exhausting in a way I can’t describe.”
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Remembering the year punk broke.
My saturday art project… Paint first (Taken with instagram)
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Agnes Obel (pronounced OW-nez) doesn’t cite Tori Amos as an influence, but there are strong similarities, particularly in “Riverside.”
