#amaricana

[bebx]

[ldrismygod]

Crazy nights.

[chicinsilk]

US Vogue August 1, 1957

Mary McLaughlin wears one of the new berets, an abundance of dark gray velvet covered with a very small gap. Center Attractions: Ancient Hairpin, Widow's Peak. The look combined efficiency of a bespoke design: a Paulette hat and one of a new series of Americana.

Mary McLaughlin porte l'un des nouveaux bérets, une abondance de velours gris foncé recouvert d'un très petit espace. Attractions du centre : épingle antique, pic de la veuve. Le look l'efficacité combinée d'un design sur mesure : un chapeau de Paulette et l'un d'une nouvelle série de Coiffures Americana.

Photo Horst P. Horst vogue archive

[flesh-n-brain-rot]

its 0.99 in americas?? here its like equivalent of 2-3 full dollars

This like when the costco founder said he'd kill the cfo if he tried to raise the price of the hot dog

[jewishbarbies]

even if what they said about joe is true i don't understand why her fans are mad at him. they started their relationship hiding from the world like no one knew about them for 6 months. in the break up article she said he didn't know her outside of the bubble they lived in so like… he knew and loved Taylor, not Taylor Swift™also i think she didn't expect this kind of success after lover (in miss amaricana she thought it will be her last chance to be succesfull or something) and also in her song The Lakes she sings about wanting to live a low key life with her partner without any noise so it makes sense if he expected her to slow down cuz she herself said that's what she wants... but then i noticed with red tv she came back to being Taylor Swift™ again. then with Midnights she started to attend all the award shows and looking sparky. and then her tour happened and they broke up immidiately. her fame definetly played a huge role in this. in anti-hero mv Normal Taylor is fighting with Famous Taylor and i remember how after ticket master fiasco she said how she brought so many elements of her career in her house... and maybe that's one of the reason he didn't wanna marry her cuz he wasn't sure if he wants to commit to this kind of lifestyle and being with a "pathological people pleaser". 🤷‍♀️

[ilvinoeoltre]

Blue Moon Belgian White (Blue Moon Brewing Company)

[blushedfawn]

okay this was hard but when i buy my new cowboy boots, amaricana is the vibe I'm looking for, but also sticking with my small GA town princess vibe I bring to the function

[mark-archambault]

One Tree Hill

Pie Town New Mexico

[angrywizard]

marietta, ohio

[ldrismygod]

[l1l1l3t]

ty for the tag!! ^_^

Last song: Super Rad - The Aquabats!

Favorite color(s): EVER COLOR IS MY FAVORITE COLOR!!!

Last movie/TV show watched: movie: Man From Earth — TV show: Invader Zim

Last thing i googled: "Lojas Amaricanas" (????)

Current obsession: Invader Zim, Gravity Falls, Kid Cosmic, Lemon Demon, Weird AL and "stranger things (not the series!!!!)"

Last book: Gravity Falls: Lost Legends

Looking forward to: finish the script for a future comic of mine! - and maybe feed myself properly -

Tag for the mutuals.....uuuuh.....

@sugarthelion @xxbrainzeaterxx ?? i juust have 7 moots and most of them barely stay on, sorry, friends!!

I was tagged by @paellegere and @homosneksual! ty and sorry it took so long for me to get to!

Last Song: I Can Still Make Cheyenne by George Strait

Favorite Color: yellow but also i love them all

Last Movie/TV Show: last thing i watched was leverage

Sweet/Spicy/Savory: sweet. i cannot cook only bake

Relationship Status: no thanks 💛

Last Thing I Googled: sabot (my second graders asked what it meant and i didn't know)

Current Obsession: super into mdzs right now

Last Book: hellblazer volume 1

Looking Forward To: going home from work lol

tagging @yellow-faerie @fixtationstation @senalishia @seenonacid @nimouette @sanshanitizer @lunarsquidstuff @mooskeetskeet @cottencandyjellyfish @jerified @les-mys @paradoxspaceheater

[ruffianbandwidth]

82. Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit - “Last Of My Kind”

I’ve mentioned before how I was raised on Country music and thus have an eternally infuriating yet wonderful soft spot for the genre. There’s just something about a slide guitar, simple chord progressions, and story-telling that wriggles its way into the rose-tinted halls of my nostalgia and makes me feel like a little kid again, as if I’m suddenly safe and happy without a care in the world. It’s a beautiful feeling, and one that I feel beyond blessed and privileged to have associated with my childhood. However, unfortunately for my nostalgia most Country music is pretty simple and predictable stuff. Like the majority of Pop music its a shallow genre with recycled lyrics and regurgitated sounds. That being said, it is possible to do the genre well, and when this occurs, it truly is something special.

Jason Isbell does it well (so well in fact that this album inspired me with a potential book idea). He stands apart from anyone else I know, defying stereotypes to create a new American archetype. Now I’m sure there’s plenty of people like him out there. However, cloistered away as I am in California I have no contact with such people, and thus am only spoon-fed regional and classist generalizations and biases. People are never as simple as other people would have you believe – or even as their actions and beliefs would have you believe, which is why I am a firm believer in the infinite complexities of humanity, but I digress.

What I mean by this is that Jason isbell is an American anomaly. Due to the nature of our times we’ve been convinced that there are only two types of people – Republicans and Democrats, and that within those confinements there is no wiggle room, no grey area, no acceptance, no overlap, no understanding, and most importantly no agreement. However, Isbell defies this. He’s what I imagine America could have been if World War I and II had never occurred and the worker’s movements and equity based politics of the turn of the century had been given an opportunity to truly flourish and expand.

Jason Isbell reminds me of an American Socialist – only in this alternate reality socialism isn’t a dirty word. It’s a word worn with pride, akin to being patriot or a cowboy, a word that means following America’s creed and extending liberty, freedom, and justice to all people. It’s imagining an America that takes pleasure and pride in extending the good life to all of its members, to doing something truly transcendent and leading the world into a brighter future, showing everyone else that it is possible to do the impossible, finally building Winthrop's city on the hilltop, and being an example of what mankind is capable of when it truly seeks to embody positive change and solidarity with one another.

This is the archetype Isbell represents. He embodies the rugged individualism that makes Americans so unique, and yet he also represents the underlying empathy and solidarity that this country was built upon. He shows that its possible for the two to coexist, but more importantly, he shows that American values, when removed of politics, power, and greed, are not really in conflict with one another, but rather intertwined and supportive of one another, and that the conflict we perceive, just like everything else, is nothing but an illusion created by those who benefit from its existence. Much of America’s past horrors and current downward spiral has been birthed of divorcing these values from each other, of forgetting that individuals are inseparable from, and therefore only as strong the collective whole – that life is not a zero sum game and that words only mean something if they actually coexist with genuine thought, action, and feeling.

[paulwjohnson]

#motel #sign #amaricana #instant #instax #roadtrip (at Boyd Motel)

[monotropauniflora]

"I had a knife, I had no sheath. Blood on the ground, and in my teeth."

[lifeimitatespr]

Concept: Lover Eyeshadow Palette by Taylor Swift

[goldenstuffsx]

reblog to help me like if u take it follow me on twitter @monteithbby / @goldenstuffsx