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The OBSESSION with identity is so crazy like the view that when you do something it immediately becomes part of your identity and all the parts of you have to click together to become “person who wakes up early” or “person who reads” no you can literally just do something without restructuring your whole performance of personhood around it. I don’t know what to tell you except that you will never be able to have an entirely unfractured view of yourself or that you will be able to rationalize all the complex parts of yourself into the phrase “person who x” like you should just be doing things without performing them. Or aestheticizing them. Just try different things on and keep what works for you. Otherwise you will never learn and grow!

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🎶And you try to be🎶

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bag for your tomato by curiouslifecrafts

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Lena Horne photographed by Andy Warhol, 1973.

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The Aristocats (1970) dir. Wolfgang Reitherman

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I once had a dream where I skied down a hill into a tree and died

practice makes perfect, it was foolish of you to try and dream ski without dreaming some skiing lessons first

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Ratfucker Sam

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Thinking about that post, something like “Mamma Mia and Sophie’s Choice are two Meryl movies that could switch titles.”

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Today I encountered an especially pathetic Italian greyhound. His owner told me that a gust of wind once blew him into a lake.

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Katharine Hepburn (with Alfred Drake behind that excellent mask) in Much Ado About Nothing

(Yale Joel. 1957)

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Lena Horne and Ricardo Montalbán in the stage production of “Jamaica” (1958).

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Andy Warhol and Truman Capote photographed by Oscar Abolafia at Regine's in New York City, 1978.

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Greta Garbo in Queen Christina (1933)

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Happy Fat Cock Friday