#Webster Street

[whats-in-a-sentence]

As I wander down Webster Street in the small Northern Californian town of Palo Alto, I pass Victorian-style brick houses with generous balconies and creatively shaped duplexes with sculptural staircases and exotic trees.

"Going Dark: The Secret Social Lives of Extremists" - Julia Ebner

[sandygorange]

i’m sorry mom, i miss you.

- sandygorange

[theofficialdramallama]

Mason Radcliffe's Death Coronation Street (Episode dated 6th January 2025)

Sally Metcalfe: Why would you even carry a knife? Tim Metcalfe: Makes them feel tough, doesn't it? Carrying a weapon. Making people feel... frightened of you. Then 'cos one kid's got a knife, another kid's gotta get one, and then it just gets bigger and bigger. Sally: They must know if you carry a knife that... you could kill somebody. They must know that happens when you stab someone, you're probably going to kill them. And then they're not going to be scared of you then, are they, 'cos they're dead. And you've taken a life, you go into prison. That's two lives. Tim: What a waste. What a waste of a kid that's just… just turned his life around. Y'know, If they want to prove who was harder, let them go at it with fists. Sally: Well, you can still kill somebody with a punch, Tim. Tim: Yeah, but not the way a blade does. You know, if they want to… I don't know, settle a score, let them… punch lumps out of each other with their fists until they bleed. You'll soon find out who's hard enough then, won't you? Sally: Oh, 'cos that's the most important thing, who's harder. Tim: No, I'm not saying that's right, Sally, I'm not saying that. It's just that if they did, then he'd still be here, wouldn't he? It's not just two lives. That's the thing. It's the family. All the people that cared about 'em. It's never just the person that held the knife. Or the 16-year-old who's dead, in the ground. It's the people living in fear… thinking they're next. It's the nothingness. The pain they leave behind. 'Cos they're just kids, Sal. They're just kids. And they're dying.

[filmap]

C’mon C’mon Mike Mills. 2021

Street 31-19 Forsyth St, New York, NY 10002, USA See in map

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[literary-lesbian]

sophie and rosie mention !!

[nobeerreviews]

I'm a foreigner in the world and I don't understand the language.

-- Jean Webster

(Monte Carlo)

[pagerunner-j]

Said it before, will probably say it again:

Sometimes Twitter is still good.

Edit: the encyclopedia joined in.

[stylestream]

Kendall Jenner | 3.1 Phillip Lim top • Sally Lapointe Pre-Fall 2015 skirt • Sophia Webster sandals | Street Style: Cannes | 2015

[somuchgingerness]

[tilbageidanmark]

I've been to the Assistens Kirkegård many times...

[thebowerypresents]

Kings of Convenience Launch First American Tour in 12 Years at Webster Hall

Kings of Convenience – Webster Hall – October 23, 2023

Hygge is a Scandinavian term that the Merriam-Webster dictionary defines as a “a cozy quality that makes a person feel content and comfortable.” Since their 2001 debut, Quiet Is the New Loud, longtime Norwegian folk-pop duo Kings of Convenience have been composing your perfect autumnal soundtrack for more than two decades, which comes as no a surprise as they hail from the land of coziness. As New Yorkers are hunkering down due to a run of rainy weekends and darker nights, Erlend Øye and Eirik Glambek Bøe are here to chase away any impending seasonal depression. The pair landed Stateside to perform after a long absence, opening their American tour with the first of two sold-out shows at Webster Hall on Monday night.

A rousing ovation erupted as Øye stepped to the edge of stage and then the crowd quickly hushed as the duo strummed into“Comb My Hair. They played mostly from the 2021 album Peace or Love, their fourth LP but first in 12 years. The combo of “Love Is a Lonely Thing” and the snap-inspiring “Catholic Country” was missing Feist’s guest vocals, so concertgoers were asked to help sing along on another Feist collab, “Know How,” from Riot on an Empty Street.

An electric guitarist and drummer joined for the tail end of the set to really get everyone in the room grooving. On “Fever,” Bøe removed a small keyboard from its stand to play closer to the front row. (A fan in the balcony yelled, “You are my therapy,” which was especially validating since Bøe studied clinical psychology for seven years.) The tempo increased for fan-favorite “I’d Rather Dance with You” as the disco ball was fully activated to twinkle over the room. The two returned to the stage for a final encore of “24-25,” sending their longtime fans snugly into the crisp New York City night.

(Kings of Convenience play Webster Hall again tonight.)

Photos courtesy of Dana Distortion | distortionpix.com

[tornadotree]

the way the corrie writers refuse to give abi any happiness… sickening

[isabellaofparma]

After everything that happened… You want her to be as miserable as you are. No! Did I say that? I'm…

[therovers]

wild how i used to think liam was one of the worst child actors on the show by far and now he comes on every night and acts his little heart out and makes me cry all the time, i’m so desperate for all the good things in the world to happen to him

like he deserves to have fifty best friends, all the marionettes his heart desires, every playstation game on his wishlist, a blanket wrapped around him, his dad should come back from the dead somehow, maybe a puppy??

[mandyraine]

Meet the author at Nightmare on 2nd Street in Chillicothe, IL!

Come see me this Saturday at Chillicothe City Park and have a Hallow-good time! #ZombieWalk

Join me this Saturday, October 26th for Nightmare on Second Street at Chillicothe City Park (Chillicothe, IL) in support of brain tumor awareness. I’ll be selling and signing my books along with lots of other bookish and spooky gifts at my vendor booth. The 2024 Nightmare on Second Street takes place this Saturday, October 26, at Chillicothe City Park. Continue reading Meet the author at…