Office by Alex Penny
[Painting of Death as a spectral nanny taking a child and infant away from their bereaved family. A detail shows the family’s house number is 1918.]
I never realized this until seeing the detail, but this painting is most likely about the flu pandemic.
it’s really interesting seeing death portrayed as a woman
Especially a a nurturer rather than a destroyer
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It only takes being rejected once for me to never ever ask anyone anything ever again.
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what they don’t tell you about depression is that sometimes it feels a lot less like sadness and a lot more like the emotional equivalent of watching paint dry
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you know your life is in shambles when you have to be somewhere at 2pm and you have to set an alarm
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Let me tell you, if you are ever with a person who has anxiety, and they ask you to order their food for them, or stand next to them when they buy something, or reassure them countless times exactly the time and place where you will be meeting them at, DO NOT ROLL YOUR EYES, DO NOT SIGH IN EXASPERATION, AND DO NOT TELL THEM TO STOP BEING SO SILLY. Sometimes its hard to do simple things like that, and when people help us out, it means the world to us.
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dasher, dancer, prancer, vixen
comet, cupid, richard m. nixon
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Imagine being completely naked in a room full of people who speak a different language and everyone wants to touch you. This is the life of a dog
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