December 2010
30 posts
If you've noticed some awesome pics up on the blog
That’s Roberta’s work. She’ll be joining the team and adding a photography aspect to the project. I’m excited, arent you?
Oh Heey. This is pretty cool.
Fixing Lawrence’s reputation. I feel a great deal of honor being part of it.
I can’t wait to start taking even more pictures around Lawrence. It’s beautiful the way it is, without all the litter of course…
headin into Boston with Howard and the YDO crew
if you're from Massachusetts, like this or reblog...
Oh hey. I don't know where all of you guys live,...
caitkarmacatastrophe:
gonna reblog with whatsgoodinthehood, if you dont mind.
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my street under a blanket of snow
C'est La Vie: Poems →
chaysleezy:
Here is a poem I think is written from someone in Lawrence:
Violent night, wholly at flight; Overload, budget fright, Hostile customers, cutting in line. Overspending elicits a whine: We need Heavenly peace; We need Heavenly peace. Violent night, wholly at flight; Desecrate with delight. No…
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Milly and I at a meeting with the director at the...
Is it going to snow this year for Christmas?
going to give out presents to lawrence families...
funny, my church is all the way in North Reading, but they choose to give to Lawrence, at my former middle school, the school my sis goes to.
C'est La Vie: If I had a camera.... →
chaysleezy:
I’d go around Lawrence taking pictures of whatever I like. I’d pretend to be the Scott Schuman of Lawrence and my tumblr will be the urban equivalent of The Sartorialist. Then we can turn What’s Good in the Hood to the equivalent of Vogue and then we can begin to build a whole empire in Lawrence…
http://caitkarmacatastrophe.tumblr.com/post/2331157... →
caitkarmacatastrophe:
I’m from Lawrence. I’m friends with a bunch of crazy Hispanics. I’m completely and totally 100% white. I’m not rollin in dough like you. I don’t have an unnecessary, over-sized mansion of a house like you. I don’t take my daddy’s credit card to the mall like you. But let me tell you something….
