#Larrabee

[roughridingrednecks]

Larrabee then and now

[adriennemccue]

Larrabee, having a little bit of fun on the bed.

[rosehathawhey]

Sabrina (1995)

[henk-heijmans]

Carolina dog: celebration on the Chesapeake, Virginia - by Constance Stuart Larrabee (1914 - 2000), English

[mother-lee]

larrabee state park

[baebeylik]

“Roodewal Farm, cat, Nelspruit”(Mbombela).

South Africa. 1940. Constance Stuart Larrabee.

Smithsonian National Museum of African Art.

[funjoke]

Constance Stuart Larrabee, Centre social de Johannesburg, Afrique du Sud, 1948

[glassheartstonesoul]

very niche thought but someone has to make an edit of linus larrabee (90s ver ofc) to million dollar man pleaseeeee

[syncenclosur]

Thinking about my wives… (post-Working Girl watch and Jack is just… it’s not fair bc why did he RIZZ me like that 😭😭)

It’s a sorta quick drawing bc I go back to school tmrw (devastated 💔💔) but I hope to do a better more detailed drawing of them in the future 🙏🫶

[chromedream]

Unbuilt concept for the New York Botanical Garden by Edward Larrabee Barnes, 1974.

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[harrisonbrainrot]

My pinterest boards :

Indiana Jones

M!Han

Linus Larrabee

Allie Fox

Quinn Harris

David Halloran

Tommy Lillard

[condesadayra]

Cualquier parecido es mera coincidencia

[adriennemccue]

I took this shot of Larrabee right before he looked at my Pixel 7 Pro Phone camera and looked at me as if (how dare you), got up and flipped his back to me. Sadly, Larrabee is a true camera shy dog, so I can only do so much without his permission. 🫣

[paperbackribs]

Let's do it

[uncleasad]

[Image IDs – For the original post: Photo of a white page and a red page, each with an identical ex libris stamp: FROM THE LIBRARY OF JOHN C. LARRABEE

For the followup post: The first image is a phone screenshot of part of an obituary from waldo.villagesoup.com; the visible text is as follows:

By far the most important part of John's life was his family. He was a loving, thoughtful and affectionate son, husband, father, papa, brother and uncle. Everything he did and everything he enjoyed was connected and filtered through the love of his family and friends. Family was and is everything. Unendingly curious, John was a voracious and prolific reader, especially of history, and his favorite gifts to give were books. He was also an incredibly talented writer, which revealed itself in the form of letters, love notes, memoirs, eulogies, the occasional political rant and poetry. We will remember him most for his unconditional love and empathy. Regardless of the type or length of the encounter, he would end it with, "I love you." And if you were meeting in person, this was always accompanied by a big bear hug (and often a follow-up note). He was always thinking of others and trying to put himself in their shoes, which reflects the intellectual, emotional and spiritual humility by which he lived his life

The second image is a screenshot, presumably from the end of the obituary, which has the following text:

In lieu of flowers, we ask that you buy yourself or a loved one a book from a local bookstore and write a letter to someone you love.

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Somehow from two different bookstores in two different states I have acquired two books that belonged to the same person..

If you're out there John Larrabee, hmu and we can talk about Tom Paine. Also I have your boarding pass from 2014 that you were taking notes on.

[good-books-to-read]

Title & Author: Haiku by Hart Larrabee

Publication Date: Out Now!

Score: 95/100

Link: https://app.thestorygraph.com/books/bac22fd0-bdfb-48d1-8a05-8d83ea9553d5

Comments: I recently came across this book that I just had to share.

It's a modern translation of classic haiku poems by four great masters, complete with the original Japanese and phonetic transcription. The stunning artwork and photography accompanying each entry adds an extra dimension to the experience.

What I found particularly amazing was the brief history of the original masters and the explanations of certain words, which made it easier to understand and truly enhanced my enjoyment. The only thing I wished for was a clearer separation between the poets. Other than that, this book is absolutely fabulous. I highly recommend it to anyone with an appreciation for poetry and art.

Thank you Amber Books Ltd for providing me this book for review consideration via NetGalley, all opinions are my own.