Things that happened as I was working Front Of House at Dubstep concert last night
kid from high school asked me if I knew where he could ‘get some doses’(I think) we turned away my best friend from 1st-5th grade (I don’t know that I would recognize her though)I got patted on the back so many timesgirl patted me on the back of the head and said “I love your hair”several girls complimented my homemade necklace/ were real impressed that it was homemadelike a million people got thrown out40% of attendees did not know their left hands from their right hands when I asked for wrists so I could give them wristbandssecurity threw out a lot of peoplekid told me I look like Molly Ringwaldsome people were ‘extremely friendly’kid came out and saw all the sticker tabs from wristbands scattered on the floor and was like “Wow look at all this acid on the ground”
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Via Miss Moss
One day my great-grandchildren will be looking through my library and be like “wow look at the discoloration of this novel’s pages, so old and vintage-y” and I possibly won’t be there to explain that that’s where I spilled tomato sauce as I was eating lunch.
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Some fans asked Bill Murray for an autograph. He offered to walk with them in slow motion instead.
Speed-watched three Wes Anderson films at my internship today so yes this is helpful to slowing everything back down to its proper pace.
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Skateboards by Arthur King
For his “Skateboards” project, artist Arthur King created a series of “re-worked” skateboards using a variety of everyday objects. From a sandwich, to a wood log, to a vintage suitcase – Arthur pulls everyday materials from the world of mass-produced objects into the realm of art through his use of appropriation.
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