I woke with a hankerin' for Sister Mary Clarence.

I will never stop loving this movie.

did i sleep through 2009?

this is a thing i need.

oh, hell yes.

found, on vinyl.

for under $2.
these are the moments that make me feel i was raised well.
thanks, mom.

wye oak tonight

Wye Oak performs Holy Holy at The Rock Shop, Brooklyn from BlearyEyedBrooklyn.com on Vimeo.

"it" girls

Lena Dunham "interviewed" Greta Gerwig for Paper Magazine.

I usually have a lot of problems with the whole "it girl" culture, especially the way it coincides with hipster culture. And for the most part I have not jumped on the whole Greta Gerwig train, other than to admire how brutally honest she is on screen. I find it telling that she doesn't think of herself as an actress. Because I don't think I do either, really. What she does in film feels like something other than acting. I would not call her a "good actress." She is, however, fascinating and lovely to watch.

This is worth reading, insightful about the way female artists of my generation think. I especially enjoy when Gerwig calls bullshit on herself.