Recent Pictures.

Weirder and queerer!!!

Trump just declared that there are only 2 genders, so this is your reminder to get WEIRDER and QUEERER gang

When I go CD shopping, I usually take pictures of the ones I think look cool but aren’t sure about.

That way I can go and listen to it on Spotify first.

Here’s some; excited to listen to them!

Is anyone out there familiar with these albums?

Just because you are soft doesn't mean you are not a force. Honey and wildfire are both the color gold.

Victoria Erickson

A picture I took inspired by Ethel Cain and Southern Gothic.

I love her music and style, and it’s really brought me back to loving the south.

This is an old house, practically dilapidated, yet my boss (who’s well into his 70’s) still lives here with his wife.

It’s very common for people, at least where I live in the rural American south, to live in a house that is practically falling apart out of necessity. Too poor to fix it and too poor to move. In his case, also too old.

He lives up an old dirt road and something about it is so nostalgic and beautiful for me.

Porsche Experience

Got some pictures.

My drawing and the reference.

Got it from Pinterest.

Recently, a close friend lost their dog.

Her name was ‘Too Many’, as she was the stray and her addition to the family officially meant they had too many dogs.

I wrote a poem for her

Poem for Too Many, A Good Dog.

I’m a good dog

I will take myself

Out into the woods

To lay my head down softly

Don’t yell for me

This time I can’t come

The paper I originally scribbled it down on.

And a picture of Too Many.

Shoes on the beach.

Beginning of a WIP

Another warm fall day in Alabama. Sitting and swaying, listening to the birds, I think of a world less giving then my own.

A world where I live here because of the conditions, not only coincidentally.

The warm air and cool breeze. The ease of winter here. Nothing more than ice, a glass sheen on the stripped back earth.

Winter means mud, and the sharpened branches, harsh without their dress of green during the warmer months.