a walking, talking, rom-com plot.
bad decision making theater.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Day 108: We have to choose joy and keep choosing it. Henri J.M. Nouwen.
I need to work on this.
I luhyou #backspin #siriusxm (at Dwight Eisenhower Expressway)
THAT’S A FUCKING STRAIGHT JACKET FOR BABIES WHAT THE FUCK DON’T ADD A LITTLE SMILEY FACE WITH SOME HEARTS AND PUT THE WORD SNUGGLE IN THERE THAT’S HORRIFYING
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I know I’m getting old because an Alaskan cruise seems like something I might like to do now.
WE LOVE OUR PARTNERS: Lucky Bird Tattoo
I’m about to imprint something so hardcore on you, you’re going to feel like you’ve been inked. Literally. That’s because our Partner Feature this week is an award-winning, custom tattoo shop, none other than Lucky Bird Tattoo. When it comes to a handful of 9:30 Club staff, scheduling in your next tattoo or piercing appointment can quickly become more of a priority than eating, sleeping, or dare I say.. seeing some live music. And when it comes to finding the right spot to get it done, our some of our folks will even travel all the way up to Annapolis for this masterpiece of a shop.
It’s no wonder why Lucky Bird Tattoo is such a fan favorite.. all of their artists are custom, award-winning artists who all have at least seven years experience tattooing. Not only that, but they’re all about giving back. On June 1st and 2nd, they’ll be hosting their Second Annual Art Gallery, which is, achem, free and open to the public. There will be food, live music, and a portion of the proceeds raised go to the Anne Arundel County Casa, Inc. Check out the flyer below for more information on the event.
For more information on Lucky Bird, be sure to check out their site for a complete list of their full-time and guest artists, news, and links to their social media Tis the season to get tatted.. that’s what I always say.
-Sara Sopher
King Jaffe Joffer: Serious Discussion Time?
How many of y’all could survive if society went back to the trade and barter system? Let’s be honest here because some of y’all would starve if your microwave broke.
It might actually be simpler to just survive. Get up to Central Cali, find a farm and work in…
I can fish, grow veggies & fruit, spin wool into yarn, knit, sew, can/preserve (jam, pickles), cook, do basic home repairs & electrical (have my own tools), blow glass, weld, sail, and I’m a damn fine shot.
I’d be juuuuuust fine.