365photochallenge - Day 65

Day 65 - Love kit and tattoos for two #365photochallenge #bathroomvending

A photo posted by Sydney Cassatta (@scassatta) on Mar 5, 2016 at 9:14pm PST

Gerda Wegener

HAPPY BIRTHDAY ROBERT PLANT!!

Ok, I know it's late, but it's still August 20th in Los Angeles California. So, Happy Birthday to Sex God Robert Plant!!

I'm still open to ditching my life to run away with you Robert...sigh...

Earlier this week I wore my Robert necklace I bought on Etsy years ago, and after taking it off to go to the gym I hung it from my rear-view. There he was, smiling when I got in the car this morning! Oh la la.

I don't know how to top the photo spreads of years prior in this space,so I took a picture of that. Enjoy! ;)

Carlo Mollino’s private Polaroids - NSFW (NOT SAFE FOR WORK)

Carlo Mollino (1905-1973) was an architect, designer, photographer and writer, not to mention a race-car driver and a pilot. His buildings include the Royal Theatre in Turin, and his furniture, like his photography, is ever more valuable. In 2005, a Mollino table sold for $3.8 million, setting a world record for twentieth-century decorative art.
Upon his death, it was discovered that he had a vast, stunning body of work in Polaroids spanning 1962-1973.

DesignBoom tells us that these were, “the private photographic work he kept which included over 1,000 polaroids portraying beauties of Turin’s nightlife in the nude in mise-en-scène settings. These photographs were part of the preparation of his “house for the warrior’s rest,” known as Casa Mollino, a villa in Turin, situated along the River Po.”
Mollino, said to be one of Italy’s most influential mid-20th century designers, wanted to model his death on those of the ancient Egyptian pharaohs, whose souls were taken by boat to a sumptuous city, where they enjoyed opulent afterlives. Casa Mollino was a house he created for his afterlife, “inspired by the project of the construction of the Egyptian pyramid which is the house for the perpetuity of the pharaohs.”

Flashbak has this nice collection. See also, more here and here.

(source) - NSFW

More of my weird hobbies

Glass Olive

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Here's an inspirational Robert Plant quote with a picture of him looking over his shoulder all sexy like because it's the middle of the week, and the middle of the day and I didn't get to go to yoga at lunch because I forgot my work-out pants at home because the time change sucks and don't tell me I'm lame for it affecting me it's lame that it doesn't affect you you lame-o.

Yeah run on sentences!

I'll be fine, I just really want to lay down cause I've realized all is good in my life except I work with a bunch of entitled assholes.

Former Harvard Sex Blogger: My Ex-Boyfriend Leaking Nude Pictures of Me Changed Who I Am—Forever

THIS:

"...to be honest, I don’t want to be on TV explaining why young men today can be driven by romantic rejection to kill, why women are afraid to use the Internet, why I no longer feel safe in America. What happened to me was not an occupational hazard of feminism. It’s an occupational hazard of being a woman. Men’s bodies are not used as weapons against them, and shame is a language that women have learned from birth. We are told that sex is something that can hurt us, that we have to constantly be on the defensive lest we attract negative attention. If we are criticized or attacked, we are asked what we did to deserve it."

This is a huge reason I don't want to even discuss feminism or women's issues at all any longer. The only people that argue how hard it is to be female in this world are men, and none of them think it's hard at all. Or if it is, it's not their fault...enter #notallmen...no one actually wants to be empathetic, and until more people do, this world isn't going to change.

Anne Lindfjeld by Bax Lindhardt

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Monday morning Robert

 Mondays are always a little easier with a dashing Robert Plant picture.
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Plant Fan

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