mrsironside.bsky.social
Pen & ink scribbler, photo-crone, vinyl botherer, DJ of death’s waiting room, hag of the inland waterways, wrongun, terrier wrangler, general malingerer. #MDANT
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This was one of the most beautiful songs I’ve ever heard at the Jim White and Trey Blake gig last night.
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As I am off to see him tonight! The wonderful Jim White.
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Love a proper old boozer. Was in The Pride of Spitalfields at the weekend which is a proper old school East End pub in London. Fantastic!
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#EssentialBusListening #TeamBats
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#TeamBats #TeamNewts
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Kill it with fire.
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Not the beatniks, Daddio!
Imagine a request to be merciful an ambush…
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I know, I know. The stupidity it colossal but yet I still I go there…I may be drunk but at least tomorrow I will be sober and they will still be stupid!
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The thing about cool is money cannot buy it!
The emperor’s new hip clothes is fooling no one.
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He’s an absolute diamond of a bloke! He was on top form last night too.
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Have they tried shooting the fire?
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#photography #documentaryphotography #remembermetoonewholivesthere #whitbyphotography #mementomori
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It’s under the working title of ‘Remember Me To One Who Lives There’ and I am interested in conveying what this overlook means to people and how it has become a place where both love and loss are memorialised. The sea is the cruelest against the rocks on East Cliff and the church and Abbey loom over
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I like the maps in the Alan Garner books. They’re def an extra that adds to the stories but aren’t essential. I was entranced by them when I first read the books…and then I found out Alderley Edge was a real place I could go to and see it for real!
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Love him! Always knew a gentle soul lurked within.
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It’s outstanding!
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This was part of the extremely modest display. Burns me up, it really does.
Middle class gatekeeping of the creative world (and *especially* when playing poverty tourist in working class contexts!) is the bane and strangulation of working class expression and narratives.
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I don’t think I’ve ever been so angry as I was after watching ‘Tish’. The year before the film I went to a tiny exhibition of her work in Elswick, no fanfare, a few pin boards in a library flung up out of town on the estate. It was incredible work, but the context made me sad and frustrated. Still!
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Likewise yours!!!