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Oh and I just this week finished the Hunger Games Trilogy.....OMG, it was FANTASTIC. It's been a long time since I read something that good and moving and I couldn't put down. And I first heard about it here!
So I posted this in TTC because they were all talking about those prediction sites. I said what the heck and ordered one too. This is what I posted. I wanted to see if she would say what most want to hear....there is a baby coming in the near future. But what I got back was not positive by most standards.....though for me this is ok. when we have the home visit, we will be shelling out almost 5K....this is non-refundable. If you shell it out and get pg, you do not get the money back but you will be put on hold until after the baby is born and all your stuff will need to be updated. And I'm at the point where I am invested in the idea of adoption and would almost prefer to not get PG (in some ways easier and some ways not). Plus it's looking like I think that I will be able to get adoption assistance through work which doesn't start until Jan 1 2012.....think that I will get that unless we got a super fast placement.
Did this for fun and $15 is something I can easily afford. All she has was my first name and last name and DOB. When you search me on google, nothing comes up that is about me....seems there is some kind of actress with my name. My email is nothing like my ID on here and my FB is totally private.
We are no longer trying for a baby and just not preventing....we have moved on to adoption but since our IF is unexplained, there is still that slight chance that maybe in the back of your mind. And we should be done with the home study and be on the adoption books in the next month or so. I have always had a feeling that it would take 1-2 years before we get matched with a birth mom....which would be ok because gives us a little more time to get the money together for the adoption without depleting our savings. Money is a big deal to us and she did nail that pretty good that we have just started feeling really comfortable in life.
Hi Jennifer,
When I gain a connection to you there is a few guiding energies that you have that come forward to help me through this reading. I am shown right away that you and your partner have bother always wanted children, there is a female energy who is insisting that this is going to be a tough time for you and your husband, especially over the next year or so if you are trying to conceive. I sense that it is going to be a long period of time until a baby comes for you.
I don't like to relay what I am not 100% sure of Jennifer but usually if a baby is going to be conceived soon, I will see them as an infant energy and I don't see any energies around you like this. This is my indication that if you are trying for one, it is going to take a lot longer than you are hoping for. I don't like to look that far into the future, the distant future is one of those things that no one can predict with certain accuracy. If your family is going to grow, it won't be for another year at the very least. All though I do hope I'm wrong, which has happened before. I will be praying for your positive pregnancy test.
Your energies are indicating that you will have a lot of focus on your career come next year and this leads me to believe that if you are trying to conceive now, you may stop for a little while and turn your attention on your career. They show me that you and your husband are success seekers, more your husband than you but I do sense that you have all ready put your focus on a career pathway.
I think that next year will be one full of opportunities, your energies are indicating that you and your husband are just starting to get a little comfortable in life and that a baby will come later. I do think eventually you will see your family grow, I just can not be 100% sure of an exact time for you because it does seem to be in the distant future.
I'm sorry, I know this is not what you were hoping to hear Jennifer, I will be praying you get your baby a lot sooner than later and I wish you and your family many happy and healthy years ahead.
Jennifer- Wow I am actually impressed to read one of those that is not all rosey, happy, you will get pg any day.
The swimming lesson did not go as well today. He was not into it and basically clung to my neck the whole time. I stayed patient with him and didn't make him do anything. The teacher tried to encourage him to participate but he just was not feeling it today.
We went to the outdoor pool afterward and he went in for a few minutes, then we went home.
That is kind of what surprised me. Because if it had, I would have been very suspicious. I mean you don't try for over 4 years with nothing, not a single chemical, not a miscarriage....nothing and still expect it to happen any day now. Which is why we moved on. And I really don't see any way that she could have linked that to me...my FB is private, I didn't use anything that would link me to the account here and well not like Jennifer isn't a super common name. Even googling myself, I don't see anything linking to me except on speko or whatever that site is and half the stuff they have is wrong.
Every other test we had run though was fine.
I also have three adopted cousins...one is older and lives in CA so I don't really know him. The other two were adopted out of foster care...my aunt and her partner got them as babies and adoption was final at age 2 for one and 18 months for the other. And I know in my family that they are seem just the same as if my aunt had given birth to them.
Portfolio is coming along. I have a page I will finish tonight and I am hoping to get it finished this weekend when I'm with my mom and my sister. I have a few paperwork things like left writing up the fire plan...easy in my house as it's a ranch so basically every room is go out the door or the window.
And I need to write the dear birth mom letter. This is a one page letter with our family picture that will tell them about us....and based off this letter, if they want to see our portfolio or not. Once that is finished, the home visit can happen and we can get on the books. I think that the agency has something like 8-10 offices in my state.....they work with birth and adoptive families and only in state.
My DH would not be on board with foster care. We thought about but that REALLY takes a special person when there is a chance the child could be placed back into a home that you know isn't as good as you can provide. My aunt I think got very lucky with my cousins....she got two babies and got to keep both of them.
At least we know once the rights are terminated in court and we take baby home with us....that is going to be our baby forever. (we are not bring baby home from hospital...that in my state is a legal risk and the birth parents can change their minds....instead the agency uses a bridge care home for a few weeks until the court date happens).
I understand how you feel regarding the IF treatments Jennifer. My insurance doesn't cover anything infertility related so it all would've been out of pocket. If the Clomid hadn't of worked adoption would have been next. If it wasn't for DH's deep seeded need to try for a biological child I could've done without it all together. I never want to put myself through that again and really hope that we can adopt one day.
We don't have the financial ability to adopt from a birth mother So foster care would be the only chance for us to find a child to add to our family. DH is worried that he wouldn't be able to handle letting them go, if they went back to there parents. Which I understand, but its something I've always felt in my heart I needed to do. So I really hope he comes around when N is older.
I guess I honestly never realized how much was truely involved in the birth mother-adoption process. I really hope that a birth mother falls in love with your letter and portfolio early on and you get placed with an LO sooner rather than later Will you have a relationship with the birth mother throughout the pregnancy? Is it going to be an open or closed adoption?
Just tell me to shut my trap if I'm being too nosey I really do think it is a beautiful thing that you are doing and I can't wait until you get to add to your family
Wow, I have missed a lot! I went to bed at 7 last night; I was so exhausted! Any how!
Your posts on the composted dog made me smile. I want to be cremated as does my Rich; I want my ashes scattered all over England and Arkansas in the places I have lived...I want Rich & my ashes to be mixed together before they're scattered though so that we're together forever...lol
I have a lot to do tonight; I have to prepare a lesson on division to teach to some 10 year olds tomorow, find my high school diploma to send off to get the UK board to certify its British compatibility, iron and wash up....ack, I better get to it!
Nope not too nosey. It really is easier to have a baby yourself but now that I have done THIS much work, adoption sounds easier. (it's been stacks of paper, 5 days worth of classes, full medical exams, autobiographies, getting vet records, financial info) Most today are open and in fact we had to agree to it for the agency to work with us. But it's left at what works best for both families...some are very open, some not as open. In Wisconsin, the open agreements are not legally enforceable so if we determine it's not in the best interest of our child, we can cut things off. Of course we hope to not have to do that....they say that being open is healthiest for the child. And since we will be open, that is why getting a good match is important. If someone is looking for a conservative chrisitan family where the day hunts and fishes....we are not the right family.
It sounds like in most cases, birth families are encouraged to start looking and picking a family for the baby when they are about 6-7 months along. So we generally would have about a 2 month relationship on average before birth. Some go to the hospital for the birth and some adoptive families don't. Depends on what people want and what part of the state you are in. It could take us 5-6 hours to get to some parts of the state in good weather.
You are still pretty young (21 right?). When I was 21, well I had nothing. Oh my engagement ring that is it. I didn't even have a car since I was in school and only worked like 10 hours a week. Time really makes a huge difference.
There are two kinds of foster care...there is foster care where the idea is reunification but if that can't happen, you often are given first choice to adopt. Or there are kids who have already been terminated and are ready to go straight for adoption. Often (this changes year to year), there are tax breaks involved in adoption. We did think about doing this but were not ready to deal with the baggage these poor kids can come with and I really really really wanted a little tiny baby (DH could skip baby time and go straight to preschool).
We just got lucky and found an agency with a good history and reasonable adoptions. There are some variables at the end but we are looking at an average of 15-16K....the biggest chunk is due at the end AFTER we get baby (in many agencies you can pay birth mom expenses and all sorts of money and she can change her mind and you are just screwed out of the money...THAT we were not willing to risk). The other thing we liked is that the agency limits couples on the books....if they average 70-80 adoptions a year, that is about how many couples are on the books. So far it's been a pretty positive experience and I just feel so much better than I did last year when were still trying and stressing and thinking I would never been a mom to something that didn't have a tail. I just know that even if it takes a few years...that is ok and eventually we will get matched with the right baby for us.
Yes 21 I will be 22 on the 4th I am glad that you were able to find a good agency, I know there are alot of shady ones out there I actually think price wise that is very good in comparison to some quotes I have seen! I do know a lady who took money from potential adoptive parents and than decided to keep the baby, it made me want to You just don't do something like that
It's good that there is some versatility in how open you want the adoption to be. That way you can just work with whatever fits in with you, DH, and the birth mother. It would be alot harder if there were more concrete rules surrounding it. I would love to see pics (once I get my new computer can't see pics on work computer) of your completed portfolio whenever you get done (if you'd like to share that is)
Jennifer, just to satisfy my curiosity, did you receive your "reading" this morning? I ask because I was up late last night and had posted a thread in random. Just because I'm crazy, when I post a thread I sometimes check the view count to see if anyone is reading it. I had also happened to post something in this thread around the same time so my eye took in the view count on this thread as well. The second time I checked the view count a few minutes later, it caught my eye that the view count on this specific thread had increased by around 100 views (and this was late at night in AZ, like 11:30 or midnight, so more like 3 am on the east coast). I thought I must have been mistaken, so over an hour or so I kept checking the view count in here and it kept going up. At some points it would increase very quickly and at others more steadily but it kept going up and over a couple over hours the post count went up by 300+ views. My thread in random only went to 20 views. It occurred to me that someone must have been reading through the thread, which I'm certain happens, but I can't imagine why someone would have read through 300 pages, and also why sometimes it would increase 10 or so views at a time very rapidly. Makes sense if someone was clicking through the pages and only reading your posts. Don't know if it's coincidental that you got your psychic prediction this morning mentioning your infertility struggles you have described in this thread, but it does seem a little suspicious. The casual reader isn't going to go through 300+ pages in the middle of the night like that.
Figured it was best to keep this comment in this thread and not the one in TTC.
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Sorry, double post.
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I don't think so. I noticed in the other thread I posted that if I viewed it a second time, the count went up again.
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It would be even creepier if 300 separate people suddenly decided to read this thread in the middle of the night, wouldn't it? That would seriously creep me out.
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Try it out. Check the post count of a thread and view it a few times. It'll go up every time.
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Yes I did get it late this morning. I think that it would take a serious hacker to track me here though. Googling my name doesn't lead me here (well I didn't check EVERY google page but certainly not the first couple. I don't use Cosmo as part of my email. there's a number of Jennifers, Jens on this site. I use multiple computers during the day so have multiple IP's. And it wouldn't take looking through all my posts in this thread to get what she said....just looking at my siggie would do that. I do believe in psychics but do think that many are scams and would think one would need to an in person reading for a really good one. I was just really surprised that I didn't get a positive reading that most seem to give.
Certainly doesn't change my life any or my plans any. I have grown to really like the idea that we are creating our little family via adoption....and it was probably in our favor that we didn't get pg younger.
Jennifer, I know you're taking it in the spirit it's meant and that doesn't worry me. I just really am interested in getting to the bottom of this person, though. I know I'm fb friends with many of you and I sometimes see profile pictures on fb of people that I don't know the name of, but having seen pics they post on here I can put a name to a face without being told who is who. A few secular friends I figured out through fb connections and then later got a friend request from them. So even with a fb set private, someone could figure out through pictures/friend associations who is who over here if she has a connection to someone in the APA community.
Not a big deal, I'm just curious about the mechanics of how this is all working. Because I don't believe for a second it's coming from a psychic power.
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Oh, Gwenn you are freaking me out!
How do you get a name change? Do you just pm a mod with the name you want to change to?
"Any idiot can face a crisis; it is this day-to-day living that wears you out." -Anton Chekhov
Hmm. That is very interesting. Suspicious, indeed, that post jump no matter how you think about it.
I hit a deer on my way home from dinner tonight. It was just me and Sawyer and I hit the deer, it ran off and I kept driving. It had me shaking. But I just kept driving because it was dark and I was between towns and really, really didn't want to pull over.
The front of my van is all jacked up.
Oh, no! I feel bad if I hit a mouse. Can't imagine hitting a deer. I hope you and Sawyer are okay.
Katy, send a PM to "Admin" with a request to change names. It took a day or two for it to happen when I did it but there was no problem about it.
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Tribune Co.'s CEO Peter Liguori told employees in a companywide meeting Wednesday that to put a definitive price tag on any potential budget cuts was premature, leaving already anxious employees even more perplexed about the future, the Chicago Sun-Times reports.
Liguori led the 22-minute town hall meeting from WGN-TV studios at 2501 W. Bradley Place in Chicago. The meeting was broadcast to Tribune newsrooms and other company sites across the United States so employees could tune in.
"A lot of people went to this meeting expecting really solid information and didn't get anything," said one Chicago-based employee who would speak only on condition of anonymity. The employee described the meeting as "upbeat but vague."
A second local employee added, "Nothing has been established as a firm target" for cost cutting.
In the middle of his presentation, Liguori interviewed comedian Arsenio Hall about his new late-night talk show in what the first employee described as "boosterism bull---- ."
"The Arsenio Hall Show, "which premiered on Sept. 9, is broadcast by the Tribune Broadcasting station group, including on WGN-TV in Chicago and KTLA-TV in Los Angeles. Hall said it was great to be part of the Tribune company and that he might make another movie with Eddie Murphy, one Chicago-based employee said.
The companywide meeting marked the first time Liguori had spoken to employees following news reports last week that the Tribune must offset a projected revenue decline of up to $100 million.
A $100 million budget cut could affect operations across Tribune Co. publishing holdings, including the Chicago Tribune, Baltimore Sun, Los Angeles Times, Hartford Courant, Orlando Sentinel, South Florida Sun Sentinel and the Morning Call, according to a published report.
Tribune spokesman Gary Weitman has called the budget-cutting report inaccurate and said the company is undergoing regular budget reviews.
"We're trying to determine how to put our publishing businesses on the best possible footing for the long term, to make them as strong as possible," Weitman said in a statement.
The second Tribune employee who talked to the Sun-Times said Liguori vowed to look at ways to reward valued employees in light of the fact that the rank-and-file have had no bonuses or pay raises in at least four years.
The CEO reassured everyone that compensation is being reviewed so it can be done fairly, the employee said.
Speculation is that Tribune Co. budget-slashing is necessary to make the print publications more attractive so they can be sold or otherwise spun off.
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Two weeks ago, ladders were stolen from artists working on a mural on SR- 933, holding up the progress of the artwork.
Fortunately, a local business stepped in to help. J.J. White Construction donated ladders to the group painting the mural and, on Wednesday, the group was back to work on the mural.
When the ladders were stolen though, it was a bad day for the artists. Chris Stackowicz, the mural designer says, "I get the phone call that somebody had climbed up onto our scissor lift in the middle of the night and had stolen all of our ladders."
A pretty important piece of equipment when you're painting something 33 feet high. "The ladders are sort of our means of safety from the ground to get to some of these higher up spots," explains Stackowicz. "Otherwise, it just is gray walls again."
Without ladders, the project would have stalled or Stackowicz would have to shell out hundreds of dollars of his own money to replace them.
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"The J.J. White guy drove by and saw, and said he had heard about it, and immediately dropped off four ladders for us," said Stackowicz.
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He says, to them, the crime was unthinkable. "Something that sounded unnecessary I guess," said Bogard. "Why anybody in their right mind would do that from a group of volunteers is beyond me."
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You just knew this would happen. A West Michigan Republican is considering a run for Speaker of the Michigan House now that the current speaker is embroiled in a protracted flap over trying to rig an election on that side of the state.
Speaker Jase Bolger (R-Marshall) should not be shocked that fellow Republican Ken Yonker (R-Kentwood) is thinking about it.
For his part Mr. Yonker wants nothing to do with this story. He declined to be interviewed and will not confirm it but a source on that side of the state does confirm that the thought "has entered his mind" but this source, familiar with his thinking, quickly tacks on "no decision has been made (and) and there is no time table for making it."
So what?
For Mr. Bolger, who will eventually be summoned to appear before a one-person grand jury poking around in the controversy, it's just one more political headache to endure. There are published reports that he is facing an unexpected challenge to hold onto his house seat and now the potential of a challenge for the top leadership spot. All this serves to drain your energy level not to mention you campaign coffers to boot.
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98 comments:
- Sarah Lynn Knowles said...
now you've got my gears turning too! which i'm thankful for. of the collection, i think the patterned gloves may be my favorite :)
- March 27, 2012 9:32 AM
- suze-me said...
I understand the way you feel about California. Is it possible to feel that way about some place you haven't visited but you just know that it exists? Because I certainly do. Its a very big part of me, I can relate all songs to this one place in my head and it just keeps me going, you know like I have to visit it someday for sure. So maybe I was a tree there in the past life?
It gets annoying when I can't collect all these images in my head and give it an address but at the same time, it just makes it more of a mystical experience, like this place is scattered all over the earth like fairy dust.
I don't know if I make much sense.
- March 27, 2012 9:37 AM
- Tessa G. said...
YES. I love this and I think you are completely right about the music. I have been saying this for years. We just have to FIND our music at the right times. It's like when I get an album because I'm going crazy over three songs on it and then I play those out and move on to something else, sometimes I don't give that whole album a chance and then it will be like tuesday at 4pm and I will have my playlist on shuffle and a song will infiltrate my ears and hit my like a punch. It will be a song I skipped a thousand times to get back to my favourite of the time. Sometimes music just needs to FIND YOU at the right time, when you need to hear it, when you're r e a d y for it.
I also get what you're saying about wanting to create a world to fall into and live through, not just something to remind yourself you love that character. Creating it and living through that is the best...very Lana Del Rey perhaps, yeah?
Also, I dig this Fall 2012 Creatures of the Wind so hard as well. It was absolutely fantastic and funky and it's exciting they are local. I hope they stay working in Chicago and keep pumping out the greatness.
This was a wonderful post!
- March 27, 2012 10:34 AM
- Claire said...
This is just such an incredible post. I can't even find the proper words, or really string together a coherent thought. But everything here really speaks to me. And it's just so beautiful.
- March 27, 2012 10:45 AM
- Sarah said...
By god, I like you so much.
The music thing is totally correct, there have been so many albums that sat in my iTunes library for eons until I listened to a song on shuffle and my life completely changed.
Bombay Bicycle Club was like that for me, I really hated the singer's voice for the longest time but kept the music, and heard it one day and my heart just overflowed, ya know?
SO i guess that's one for the hoarders out there... you never know what's going to inspire you later.
Is it better to be cluttered and inspired at some time in the future or neat and able to focus on what you're doing now?
Just some food for thought.
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- March 27, 2012 10:54 AM
- Simie said...
This collection is awesome. Tavi I think you are really good at collecting and presenting ideas that really encompass nostalgia at its finest. For me, some of the greatest memories are going through my grandparents closets and looking at all of their vintage pieces, or being at my friends ranch (which is pretty much an explosion of all the ideas here in clothes, electronics, home decor, ect.) Have you ever thought of presenting some mens collections that encompass some of these concepts?
- March 27, 2012 11:16 AM
- maya.autumn said...
ffvghhfsfhdhdhdhdbaooascvnuooi! I love this....i am lost for words.....how....inspirAtional:)
- March 27, 2012 12:23 PM
- Jack said...
You always come up with these great collections of images. I had to look through the post for 5 times. You really got an eye for such things. The funny thing is, and it made me chuckle alone in my room, in front of the computer, that you put Girls on the playlist. Their music started playing in my head right after I started reading the post. That kind of music is what I'd listen to all day long if I lived in California.
- March 27, 2012 12:58 PM
- B said...
This is kind of random, but I think you should know about Los Amparito:
I think you'll like them.
I really enjoy reading your blog.
- March 27, 2012 1:28 PM
- Loz said...
Probably my favourite brand from America, I prefer British designers - so creative and unique
- March 27, 2012 2:04 PM
- goldenscales said...
I'm kind of a nervous first time commenter breaking my silence because I really want to recommend to you The Crying of Lot 49 by Thomas Pynchon, as something that might compliment the mood described in this post!
It's set in 60s/70s California and it's filled with these themes of mysticism and paranoia and exaggerated characters who are all kind of obsessive about their own areas of interest. In particular this post reminded me of the bit where the heroine looks down on the town of San Narciso and thinks it looks like a circuit board.
The first time I read it I hated and could not finish the thing, but the second time I thought it was amazing and couldn't stop visualising how cool a film of it could look.
Hope this info is useful!
- March 27, 2012 2:11 PM
- Campiotti said...
i didn't know the name but it totally caught my attention. here it is.
- March 27, 2012 3:38 PM
- holly said...
The "unknown" between Galaxie 500 and Luigi Ghirri is from Turned Out by Maya: http://turnedout.tv/archives/1538
- March 27, 2012 5:04 PM
- Shanene said...
Everything looks so nice in your posts :)
The photograph of the yellow van at sunset, top left, (8 groups down?) is by David Montes:
- March 27, 2012 5:07 PM
- Eryn said...
Oh Tavi, you're everything thats right with the world. You inspire me and make me see things in a light that I never knew existed. We can all agree your poetic inspiration is the perfect stimulation to renew a day! (I think that rhymed.)
- March 27, 2012 7:09 PM
- Rachel said...
Have you ever been to San Francisco?
I do believe you'd fit in perfectly here, it seems as if you're a native San Franciscan at heart.
- March 27, 2012 7:54 PM
- Clara Turbay said...
i enjoy this blog.
- March 27, 2012 8:10 PM
- Elizabeth said...
I don't know much* but I do know that the lady bending over with the bowling balls is from the Swedish Hasbeens S/S12 collection lookbook.
*That is, I don't know where dreams go or where they come from or if Bruce Springsteen is right when he asks, "Is a dream a lie if it don't come true?"But wouldn't knowing these things rob them of their preciousness? We need !something! to constantly temper and tip reality.
- March 27, 2012 8:55 PM
- Low Couture said...
yr blog is the shit~
x Peter
- March 28, 2012 12:53 AM
- Manon said...
Embody the embrodery yow : -)
So much beauty, love the booksstuff wow!
- March 28, 2012 7:47 AM
- DSTONE Magazine said...
So inspiring!
- March 28, 2012 9:12 AM
- hopefultypist said...
I love the way you synthesize imagery. Lovely!
- March 28, 2012 11:45 AM
- AimsterSkitz0rz said...
I wish I could be teleporting through these holes in the universe. :)
- March 28, 2012 3:19 PM
- cancercowboy said...
well, i for one can't claim to understand whats going on in your head ^___^ but its always fun to try and figure out.
these impressions of atmospheres you mention don't go anywhere, they are, as you know, inside your head, and thus they change as you change. one cannot step into the same river twice. but fear not, dreams are buggers to kill ^__^
and thats quite good, cause their burial ground is the human heart.
waaah, won't finish on that tone. lemme explain: its a frigging good mix you put together but i had Wish Fulfillment on heavy rotation in 2001 and i wasn't the happiest of lads back then. got me kinda ambush-style here. the human brain's an odd trickster sometimes.
- March 28, 2012 3:50 PM
- Unknown said...
bruce davidson - is the photographer of the image of the smoking girl fixing her hair
- March 28, 2012 6:01 PM
- Cristian Pavez said...
This post is one x-ray of what I feel everyday. I'm just a guy from Chile, a far away country which not so many people know about. I guess you can imagine how someone like me feels every single day when watching a movie, reading interesting stuff and going through amazing blogs like this one. I struggle everyday with fate, just for the fact of being South American and less fortunate than people who can access the world's best stuff right away.
Greetings from Santiago, Chile.
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- March 28, 2012 8:30 PM
- Pia said...
Bonjour Tavi !
That photo (http://leclownlyrique.files.wordpress.com/2011/06/bruce-davidson-brooklyn-gang-1959.jpg?w=510&h=340)
comes from Bruce Davidson's art work. Cool job, cool guy. Passionnante histoire.
Actualy, that pic is the cover for the french edition of Melanie Rae Thon's first novel "IONA MOON", too. Good dope, I must confess.
- March 28, 2012 11:00 PM
- the chilicool said...
Great collection I like it so much!
- March 29, 2012 8:27 AM
- nataliya said...
epic quilting!!!
- March 29, 2012 8:45 AM
- maya.autumn said...
so many amazing pictures and ***inspirational or what?!!***
your posts are always so detailed and chockablock with brillness:D it's so enjoyable to read!
- March 30, 2012 1:54 AM
- liz said...
Fantastic collection of images, Tavi and that clothing collection...amazing! Your blog posts are always inspiring! Happy sigh!
- March 30, 2012 12:10 PM
- Sophie. said...
Tavi you blatantly have a tallent for finding the COOLEST images ever. I love all the ones you found on google...a kind of radnom selection but that just makes them even cooler :)
- March 31, 2012 7:01 AM
- Bella said...
California is my favorite place. Ever.
- March 31, 2012 4:46 PM
- Our Youth said...
I want to go to California now... Lovely post as usual.
- March 31, 2012 5:35 PM
- Nell said...
Tavi...why must you be so cool? Come on, man. Your cool-capacity is overwhelming.
- March 31, 2012 6:25 PM
- RA said...
- April 01, 2012 7:49 AM
- Maren said...
Tavi. You are UTTERLY AMAZING. LOVE all of the pictures, I like the gloves and the pink sweater the best!
- April 01, 2012 10:13 AM
- Cindy Hsu said...
consider my english sort of still sucks, and I cant pull jokes or play puns, I don't have anything insightful and i don't want to sound silly. I think I will just make my comment short and understandable (you probably get this a lot, but...):
you are such a great talent, pls keep doing what you are doing! Rookie Mag is a great success!
- April 01, 2012 11:09 AM
- Scarlett B said...
i love your blog tavi!
- April 01, 2012 11:24 AM
- Toni Burke said...
i don't think you are crazy... or tired or high. lol. i have these types of conversations with my friends all the time. from my experience tho, i think it's best never to comment on the ideas, because they are so delicate that a light influence / opinion can take it somewhere else. none the less...
the hole you are speaking about it is presence, as in the the here and now, the timelessness plane of all that ever was and will be. waaahhhh.... it's starting. haha
i truly love that collection. i love how universal it is. it transcends all identities: sex, culture, age... oh i wish i had the monies.
anywho... love what u do & with rookiemag.
- April 01, 2012 1:49 PM
- bruises and bellcurves said...
love galaxy 500 yessss
congrats on 4 years, dont stop!
xx from australia!
- April 02, 2012 12:52 AM
- -Katya- said...
The clothes are amazing. I love how you put everything together.
- April 02, 2012 2:51 AM
- homouscheesecake said...
Really good post, California now seems all Roswell-ish (alien) and mystic- I need to go!
Also, one of the sources for that famous photo of a girl smoking was Bruce Davidson's photos of the Jokers in Brooklyn, a teen gang. Here's a link :)
- April 02, 2012 4:30 AM
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- April 03, 2012 12:54 AM
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- April 04, 2012 8:38 PM
- ez said...
you will love this song
- April 04, 2012 11:07 PM
- Bacon said...
Hello Tavi,
The picture of the girl in the Kurt Cobain t-shirt is from my friend's blog, www.turnedout.tv .
Nice post!!
- April 05, 2012 1:00 AM
- Scorpion Shoes said...
Great pictures!
- April 05, 2012 11:50 AM
- JojoStylee said...
this is the first time i have read your blog...youve left me speechless! So much inspiration...
thank you
- April 06, 2012 6:52 AM
- Kyla said...
Love your collection, the patterns and colors are so cool! Your blog has so much inspiration!
- April 07, 2012 9:40 AM
- Low Couture said...
I am also fascinated by, what I think of, as the spaces in between. The people who exist in a sort of purgatory between...standards, or what we understand. By beautiful, lost ugly places. Down and out, strip mall Ohio - where my college happens to be - is very much that sort of place. PS i imagine you are a fan of Greg Araki's films?
x Peter
- April 07, 2012 11:22 PM
- Tavi said...
Thanks for all the nice comments, recommendations, and photo sources! <3
- April 08, 2012 10:47 AM
- Jane said...
You may well have mentioned it before, but have you seen Altman's 3 Women? It fits so perfectly with everything else here.
- April 12, 2012 6:32 AM
- Rebel Stone said...
I am in love with your Ted video. I am obsessed with those and they always have the most wonderful speakers, I was so excited when I saw YOU were one of them. Brilliant. Inspiring as always.
- April 13, 2012 5:44 PM
- tullahs.com said...
I think you're great & this post is awesome. You obviously write from the heart.
However, I'm not one of those super religious ppl... but I don't really think it's appropriate that a 15 yr old girl is posting topless women on her blog- whether she is in vogue or ny fashion wk or not. Be careful that one day you don't look back & wish you were more of a girl while you had the chance. :/
- April 14, 2012 9:00 PM
- ella said...
i love your blog!
- April 15, 2012 3:49 AM
- theM.A.D.creationist said...
Great pics!
- April 16, 2012 8:39 AM
- Linda Dylan said...
This collection is kind of mystical, it's hard to describe it and you did it very well but if i try to analyse, i think of a lot of pictures , in a spiritual way. I draw clothes so it's very sensitive for me. Here is my blog, you can see my drawings, please visit http://lessouterrains.blogspot.fr/ thank you
- April 18, 2012 2:29 AM
- Hannah said...
.....Honestly, I used to love this blog, but now I don't. Why are there so many topless ladies and little girls smoking? And all of the clothes posts look like they're from 1980, not 2012. It's very tacky. Sorry Tavi, but you've lost a fan until you stop posting things like this.
- April 18, 2012 7:53 PM
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- Sheena Fab said...
Fabulous collection just loved most of the pieces... idea of quotes on clothes is so lively and expressive...
Love your blog...
- April 22, 2012 10:17 AM
- when milk meet tea said...
good blog and i rally like your blog tavi
- April 24, 2012 1:24 AM
- when milk meet tea said...
good blog and i rally like your blog tavi
- April 24, 2012 1:24 AM
- LA Street Fashion said...
As a young fashion designer that road trips incessantly up and down the west coast every summer, a lot of your most recent inspiration posts have hit really close to home. Even though you haven't experienced much of California you seem to so thoroughly understand the unique brand of Americana that California has, and essentially, what keeps me on the move to experience as much of it as I can.
If I could choose one person, alive or dead, to take a road trip up and down California with, it'd be Tavi Gevinson.
Keep up the good work!
[P.S. I'm so glad someone else is gushing over Creatures of the Wind.]
- April 24, 2012 6:34 PM
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the minerals poster is from Dover...I have it in my room along with an X-Files poster :) http://mingcai.tumblr.com/post/10305764311/this-is-everything-i-want-in-a-poster
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