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Patsy Cline • 1950s

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Broke: love triangles

Woke: throuple

Bespoke: codependent and probably slightly unhealthily attached found family that may or may not all be romantically involved but everyone’s too afraid to ask.

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bonanza + headlines (2/??)

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frontierland, disneyland

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s1:e24 - Street of Hate

Hey y'all, it's been a while! Life has gotten in the way of posting (of course) but I'm going to try to be more consistent, even if that means I just post once a week. Anyway, on to the episode!

This is a solid "pards" episode of Laramie, and has some really great scenes. A townsperson/old friend is paroled out to Slim after serving a manslaughter sentence. The victim's father is quite upset about this guy returning to town and tries to make all sorts of issues, which of course Slim and ultimately Jess get involved in. Charles Bronson plays parolee Frank Buckley; if you're into him, there's a good shirtless scene. I won't go too far into the plot synopsis because this is really one worth watching and I don't want to spoil it. However, I will definitely talk about these screenshots. :)

Early in the episode, Slim and Jess are playing cards in the saloon while waiting for Frank's stage to come in. It looks like Jess is playing solitaire with some input from Slim, which is ridiculously cute. I never paid much attention to this scene until one of my mutuals pointed it out (you know who you are, lol), and I see why it's one of their favorites.

Later on, Jess is breaking in a horse, which leads to a very strange scene of Andy sewing the torn seat of his pants while he's still wearing them. Andy accidentally pokes Jess with the needle, and both Jess' and Slim's reactions are priceless.

We also get a fantastic tandem fight scene that ends with washing up in a water trough after the boys have kicked some ass.

Finally, the episode closes with Slim and Jess sitting on their porch, tattered boots up on the railing...and touching, of course. ❤️💙

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traveling with me includes stopping to howdydo and kiss every horse willing

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A man, woman, and younger woman in front of farmhouse in east Custer County, Nebraska. 1888.

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Amanda Blake gets some wardrobe adjustments

(Allan Grant. 1957?)

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Bartlett Lake Poppies and Lupine (by Guy Schmickle)

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Linda Martell - "Color Him Father" (1970)

**Beyoncé's latest album 'Cowboy Carter' spotlights Linda Martell, a pioneer and trailblazer who paved the way for Black country music artists, as she was the first commercially successful Black female artist in the genre.

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Valley of Fire State Park, Nevada, Part I

May 2017

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Ballet folclórico lgbttti Jalisco es diverso. Jalisco, Mexico.

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Morning, partner. 30x40cm, me, oil on panel

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“Vince’ll never let me hang.”

“What is he gonna do? Break in here and bust you outta jail, huh?”

“Look, Vince is the fastest man I ever seen with a gun. As soon as he finds out I’m in jail he’ll come gunning for your marshal and he’ll kill him… easy.”

…

“Your dinner’s getting cold.”

“You’re scared, ain’t you, Chester?”

BOYFRIENDS BOYFRIENDS BOYFRIENDS OHHH MY GOD THE WAY CHESTER’S FACE FELL THE MOMENT MATT WAS BROUGHT UP

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Nobody here will ever find me, but I will always be around.

Just like the songs I leave behind me, I’m gonna live forever now.

When this old world is blown asunder, and all the stars fall from the sky, remember someone really loves you.

We'll live forever you and I.

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country butches, I love you

-> stone lithograph + two layer silkscreen // click here for variants

ID: two identical prints, one with blue ink and one with brown. the composition is of two butches, one sitting and one leaning against a wooden fence. there is a tree behind them to the right and grass beneath them.