loved the age where you could look up paranormal stuff and have no gauge of what’s real/fake so you’re just like “oh my god …. a ghost caught on tape and no one is talking about this”

ten year old me after seeing the grainiest picture imaginable of a figure in a cemetery:

Rick Wakeman from Yes: An Authorized Biography by Dan Hedges, 1980.

I would love to work on projects over the summer! I do a lot of experimental work but am very capable of doing traditional editing and am flexible to work with whatever I'm tasked with doing.

If you have any questions please email me or message me on here!

i need to move out next march and i cant find work in town so i really need help. its becoming increasingly difficult to keep living with my family because of my disabilities, so i need help affording to get out of here

Bill Bruford

From the In a Word: Yes (1969–) Box Set, Rhino, 2002.

as the eurovision final takes place this year, please take this time to instead please reblog, and donate (if you can) instead of watching:

please also reblog other aid posts (especially recent ones), or flood the tag with posts about palestine. this doesn't have to be just donation posts, but also information and updates on rafah/gaza. anything helps and make sure not to give eurovision your view or your vote! do not take your eyes off rafah.

please boost, and add other resources and links to this post.

[ID: a black and white picture of young 70s frank langella in a half-laying pose, propped up on one elbow and with one leg bent. text at the top in a cute font says “frank friday” and the image is decorated with glittery animated hearts, roses, butterflies, and sparkles.]

where’s that photo of bruce and clarence in tuxedos sitting on a couch and looking like they just got married