Women pet a shy sheep on a hillside overlooking a green valley in Denbighshire, Wales, 1953.
Hey, do you know that feeling of hitching up a long skirt so you don’t fall on your face when walking upstairs, and then you immediately become a wretched yet resolute Jane Austen character? It’s a universal thing, right?
It’s like resting a laundry basket against your hip and suddenly you’re a long-suffering peasant woman, wondering if you’ll survive the winter.
a shawl wrapped around the shoulders and you’re wandering the moors in a Brönte novel, feeling melancholic
Looking out the window at the rain and you’re a love-stricken newlywed wondering when your husband will return from the war.
Long skirt billowing behind you while to go down the stairs, you’re a proper Lady in a flowing ball gown being introduced at a fancy social function.
Hair blowing in the wind and suddenly you’re hovering on a cliff by the sea, staring out into the waves and praying your merchant husband will return from his voyage across the ocean
Hood up against the rain and wind and you’re a medieval abbess defying the weather and travelling on foot with your people to find a place to establish a new community.
Honest, raw, real communication changes everything. Get it out. Unburden yourself. Say what you feel.
liking abba is not your taste in music it’s a way of life and people who don’t like abba can’t reach the ideal world and that is what plato talked about
“When all the world seemed to sing, why, why did you go?
Was it me? Was it you? Questions in a world of blue…”Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992)
dir. David Lynch
Woman reading in bed. Jacques (Ya'akov) Chapiro (Russian, 1887-1972).
In 1925, Chapiro left Russia in favor of Paris, and settled down in Montparnasse. He had exhibited his works in Les Independents Salon (the Independents’ Salon), the Tuileries, and other places as well since 1926. In 1939, he became a refugee, escaping to Carpentras and later on to Hautes-Alpes.
reviewers when women are getting abused onscreen: árt
reviewers when women are having fun onscreen: terrible content
You’re laughing, are you? Things aren’t that simple for me. Or so funny either. But you always have your laugh.
Persona (1966) // dir. Ingmar Bergman
