hArD BITCHE$$, Mariana Rockwell and Natalie Gonzalez, 2012
I forgot about this for a second. Oh, man.
Natalie, CHI
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hArD BITCHE$$, Mariana Rockwell and Natalie Gonzalez, 2012
I forgot about this for a second. Oh, man.
Grammy: Is he cute?
Me: No.
Abuelito: I know a good plastic surgeon.
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Abuelito (while an ambulance goes by): They’re just going go get coffee.
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Grammy: We don’t have any dessert. Oh! I know! In that green, covered pot on the stove, there’s where Megan keeps all her cookies.
Working hard. Almost had a checkout today, whew!
my dog’s life is so tragic. he had a little chihuahua friend that was the lady’s who took care of him and our house for a year. the day my parents got back his chihuahua friend got out of the gate and got hit by a car. my doggie watched her die and wouldn’t come out of the corridor on the side of our house for a whole day.
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A lo que le tengo más miedo en esta vida son los tsunamis. Tengo miedo de ser disparada, de morir ahogada, pero no se compara con el miedo que le tengo a los tsunamis. La tierra misma se pone en contra tuya y el mar es una fuerza tan immensa que al pensar en ello se me va el aire. El agua retrocede con enorme calma solo para ponerse de pie y llevarte con ella.
I want to ask you if you knew you would die soon when you recorded. How could you? We all know we are going to die but so often I feel like I’m going to die. When things go well, when there are moments that I feel as if I am going to explode from the inside out. It’s romantic to die in a beautiful way and it’s romantic how tragic it is if you die tragically alone in a gutter.
It’s just always watching, always waiting and taking my own breath because of the things I make up about people.
Pedro Almodóvar, Mujeres Al Borde de un Ataque de Nervios (Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown), 1988