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listening to fiona apples entire discography on shuffle

its all so good, sometimes i just need a good dose of fiona apple

@belly

Jan 28, 2024

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On the bound fiona apple

Makes me feel crazy in a good way

@desexedmonstrosity

Jan 21, 2025

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O‘sailor - fiona apple

fiona apple is a musical and emotional genius…. Whatever you’re feeling there‘s a fiona apple song for it!

@gooeyjam

Sep 17, 2024

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Having a signature Baked good

I cannot recommend enough learning how to bake something incredibly well and making it your signature. Bake it once, twice, seven times, learn it well, bring it for your friends, enemies, coworkers—you become a legend. I perfected baklava several years ago and almost every holiday there’s the inevitable request for me to bring some and everyone knows me as the baklava girl and it fills me with so much joy to participate in this exchange of sweets and compliments and I swear it enlivens my ego and awakens my heart and everyone wins and it’s divine

@drsax

Feb 10, 2025

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I’m tired of hearing people say that modern art sucks

like 95% of the people who talk shit about modern art don’t even know that nothing made after the 70s even falls into the CATEGORY of modern art! We’re not talking that banana-taped-to-a-wall shit. We’re talking an entire CENTURY of widely diverse and prolific art. If you hate modern art and wanna shit talk it as a whole and understand that you’re including futurism and dadaism and cubism and expressionism and IMPRESSIONISM (while u strut around with your MONET tote bag saying crap like NOW THIS IS THE REAL SHIT), then go right ahead! Nothing wrong with hating modern art but damn at least know what it IS! Like damn can we stop pretending it’s quirky to “only like the classics” already (many of your classics fucking ARE MODERN ART BITCH)! And don’t let me catch u praising shit like Manet, Degas, Renoir, Matisse, Cassatt, Hopper either, because bitch I have bad news for you

@drsax

Jan 9, 2025

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ACADEMIA.EDU

This crevice of the internet feels like eavesdropping on a coffee shop dialogue between wizardly scholars who specialize in each of your ultra-specific microhobbies and interests. Create an account, search a topic you’re interested in, find the most satisfyingly specific articles you’ve ever seen—articles you never knew you wanted or needed to read—it’s marvelous and terrific. Academia also sends you email recs about articles it feels you’d take interest in based on previous searches, nine out of ten times of which are spot on. I just got finished reading a paper around the amalgamation of the Japanese Avant Garde and a Frank Lloyd Wright hotel. Heavenly

@drsax

13h ago