Glynnis Ritchie

I'm a student at the University of Alabama.

My photos, videos, and writings are scattered across the web. There are other bits and pieces here and there.

I am addicted to NPR, correspondences, and the kind of avocado green you see in your grandparents' living room. I like maps, Waffle House, and grocery stores, and have an affinity for tea.

May 14
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Some of my 4x5 work from the end of spring semester.  Details here.
Some of my 4x5 work from the end of spring semester.  Details here.
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Cool lego sculpture, which is of course appealing due to its relation to anatomy.
Cool lego sculpture, which is of course appealing due to its relation to anatomy.
May 10
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(via tedfoo)
(via tedfoo)
May 09
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livejamie:  This is by far the most glorious discovery mankind has ever been privy to.

livejamie:

This is by far the most glorious discovery mankind has ever been privy to.
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livejamie:  
If this message style isn’t reason enough to use Digsby, I don’t know what is.   I’m not sure what I would do with myself if all my online correspondence could look like this.  Type things in all caps with more t-rexisms, I guess.

livejamie:

If this message style isn’t reason enough to use Digsby, I don’t know what is.
I’m not sure what I would do with myself if all my online correspondence could look like this.  Type things in all caps with more t-rexisms, I guess.
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livejamie:  
This astonishing picture shows the Chaiten volcano in Chile erupting during storms in the middle of the night  As clouds of toxic ash and dust tower into the sky, they ionise the air, generating an explosive electrical storm. Colossal forks of lightning spark around the noxious plume as it spews from the volcano’s crater, creating an image of raw, terrifying energy - as if the air itself were ablaze.

livejamie:

This astonishing picture shows the Chaiten volcano in Chile erupting during storms in the middle of the night

As clouds of toxic ash and dust tower into the sky, they ionise the air, generating an explosive electrical storm. Colossal forks of lightning spark around the noxious plume as it spews from the volcano’s crater, creating an image of raw, terrifying energy - as if the air itself were ablaze.

May 08
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New York, New York: 1941. (via shorpy)
New York, New York: 1941. (via shorpy)
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