Carmen Kazoosack

new and improved mbti test

1. Were you popular in high school?

     A. Yes (E)

     B. No (I)

2. Do you play sports?

     A. Yes (S)

     B. No (N)

3. Are you good at math?

     A. Yes (T)

     B. No (F)

4. Is your room clean?

     A. Yes (J)

     B. No (P)

pls tell me about all the fun things you find fascinating!!!! even if i think they’re the most boring things ever i will listen intently because i know it feels good to have your interests appreciated! and i love talking to my friends so it makes me happy to see them excited over the things that bring them joy

that "OKAY SO" before someone u love starts infodumping........ most blessed feeling in the world

i wanna get drunk and kiss a lot and not think for a while

“thank the lord: and other stuff you should know”

mines is “this is a safe place bc i know harries would murder me: a true crime series”

autumn evenings aesthetic

I know you because I am you we’re sisters beneath the skin and the only thing you want is what you’ve gotta to win so what’ve you gotta win? CARMEN CUSACK sings “The Most Beautiful Bracelet” from LEMPICKA

“Collect rocks. That’s all. But not just any rocks. You are an intelligent woman so you look for the unimaginable inside the ordinary. Go to places you would not ordinarily go alone - riverbanks. Deep woods. The part of the ocean shore where peoples’ gazes disappear. Wade in all waters. When you find a group of rocks, you must stare at them a long while before you choose, let your eyes adjust, use what you know of the long wait waiting. Let your imagination change what you know. Suddenly a gray rock becomes ashen or clouded with dream. A ring round a rock is luck. To find a red rock is to discover earthblood. Blue rocks make you believe in them. Patterns and flecks on rocks are bits of different countries and terrains, speckled questions. Conglomerates are the movement of land in the freedom of water, smoothed into a small thing you can hold in your hand, rub against your face. Sandstone is soothing and lucid. Shale, of course, is rational. Find pleasure in these ordinary palm worlds. Help yourself prepare for a life. Recognize when there are no words for the pain, when there are no words for the joy, there are rocks.”

Lidia Yuknavitch, The Chronology of Water

It’s so healing to wake up in a silent house and silently make your own coffee or tea and enjoy the beautifully intricate fullness of the morning silence while remaining calm and collected and unbothered by all outer and inner noise and it’s so low-key elevating and pacifying to rejoice in the silent atmosphere of your own house and just silently block the rest of the world…it’s a slice of heaven

tag 9 people you want to know better/catch up with

stolen from @moxyphinx <3

Last Song: “Sarah Onstage”, courtesy of Lisa Gutkin on a zoom call.

last movie: sleepy hollow. Another one of those odd tim burton films

currently watching: the 9 second video ON LOOP of me and the indecent cast on a zoom call

currently reading: in the shadow of islam (isabelle eberheardt) for a class and it’s quite interesting!

currently craving: more quesadillas (that was dinner)

i’m tagging: uhhh anyone! hii!

the parallel makes me SAD

13x24 | 18x05

For @wanna-be-bold