
A new favorite.

A new favorite.
Friendsgiving.
Give me October every month of the year.
New toys.
Oh, I forgot, have I mentioned that autumn is my favorite season? (Taken with Instagram)
Dry The River š¶And north isn’t true, ‘till it’s leading me to you” (Taken with Instagram at Black Cat)
Guys, people always ask me to let them know when I clean out my closet, so here it is. I’m selling a bunch of my stuff! Look through and see if anything strikes your fancy! Feel free to share it as well. :) www.lubnasellsherclothes.tumblr.com
Undercover. (Taken with Instagram)
I would like to be known as an intelligent woman, a courageous woman, a loving woman, a woman who teaches by being.
(Source: shaktilover, via musingsinfemininity)

(Source: pushthemovement, via mallorylucille)
@martygrace and I are antique/vintage experts. Or we just get really lucky. Psyched about today’s finds! (Taken with Instagram)
Dinner and a play at The Shakespeare Theatre with my faaaather this evening. (Taken with Instagram)
While fumbling around on the Internet this morning (at work, might I add), I stumbled upon an article thatĀ regaledĀ me with the story of a man who took a Polaroid photograph almost every day from March 31st, 1979 until his death on his 41st birthday on October 25th, 1997.
At first, this article touched me in a way it would any human who happens upon the passage of life and time. It incites reflection, if you let it. But, when I perused over to the actual website with all of these said photographs (http://photooftheday.hughcrawford.com/), I began to delve deeper into a moment that encroached the walls of my comfort zone and transformed me. Was it the tangible evidence of this man’s life? Was it his untimely death? Was it my love of old photographs and people and their stories? Perhaps it was all of these things. I cannot quite place what the feeling was. Words seem to fail this woman of words at the moment, but these are the moments I delight in and value the most.Ā
Take a minute, or 63, to look through the sea of photographs that encompassed this man’s “normal,” yet extraordinary life. It has certainly made for an interesting morning.
Perfect end to the perfect summer evening. I have to get up at 6am? What? (Taken with Instagram)