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“The soul is the same in all living creatures, although the body of each is different.”
~Hippocrates

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Love you Mommy! (she checks my tumblr everyday)

mote-historie: Yohji Yamamoto straw hat with clear plastic overlay - Vogue 2004 - Photo by Irving Penn

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Putting this in my future decorating ideas folder

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We were so fortunate that room 306, right next door, is also haunted; in fact, the most “active room” in the Hotel Montevista. Once featured on Unsolved Mysteries, people often see an old woman sitting and rocking in this chair, looking out the window. Or else, they report seeing the chair rock while no one is sitting in it. We didn’t try the Ouija board in here, and when I asked my two friends who stayed here if they saw anything, they both laughed and said neither one of them could bring themselves to look at it once they turned out the lights. 

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The window of our room 305, where two ladies of the night were thrown after being killed in 1940. This room is said to make visitors very uneasy, especially the men that stay there. They often report waking with a feeling of being suffocated or watched. 

Dirk slept like a rock. No uneasiness experienced by anyone. However, the Ouija board totally worked in this room. No really. It did. 

…It did too!

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This last weekend, in conjunction with hiking in Flagstaff, my friends and I stayed in a long-reputed haunted hotel that was built in the 20s. We took snacks and drinks and a 60 year old Ouija board. 

This has been on my bucket list for a long time. So fun, I would absolutely do it again. I hear there is one in Phoenix, in fact :)

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You can stand under my umberella-ella-ella-a… (at D’lish Kitchen & Coffee House)

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I went to Flagstaff last weekend with Dirk, Alex, and Gulliver. We hiked for 5 miles when my little guy began limping and curled up under a tree, refusing to walk any further. I gathered him up and found blisters had worn on each one of his paw pads. I walk him all the time for long distances, but the terain was much rougher there. :((( So we transferred everything from one back pack to the other and put G into mine. We took turns carrying him back 5 miles. I was sad and felt guilty. But man- it made for some pretty adorable photos. He’s all better now.

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homedesigning: Picturesque Romantic Places to Draw Inspiration From

Bucket List addition

atavus:Ernst Haas - Helen Frankenthaler, New York, 1969

I love old (and new) photos of artists in their studios. I always picture Helen much much older. She looks so young here. 

Also: Look @thesublurbs! She’s working on unstretched canvas! I guess a great thing about art is that there are no rules. So wth, go for it. When your professors scold you, tell them it worked for Frankenthaler. :)

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Working towards these poses I am posting. I am getting very close to the splits, which is encouraging. 

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