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@Hipstercrite

Freelance writer; film Loves Her Gun premiered at SXSW '13; used to be a Hollywood asst; railroad fan; read my crap at

Austin, TX // Boulder, CO
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Joined May 2008
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    Jan 15

    This one goes out to all the survivors who will forever remain silent.

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    Feb 25

    Rishi Sharma is a teenager who's made it his goal to interview as many WWII survivors as possible. He's interviewed over 800, and he hugs & thanks each of them for their service. What an inspiring young man. Check out his story on . (📷 Rishi)

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  3. Feb 25

    This is my beloved grandmother who passed away 11 days ago. I can only hope I’ll have even 1% of her class.

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  4. Feb 25

    It was such an honor to meet you. Thank for inviting me!

    I’m 2016, I had the honor of having a conversation with Jazmine Diaz and about the ins and outs of the film industry from the perspectives of women, and our creative toolboxes!! one of my most enriching experiences to date. ❤️
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  5. Feb 25

    I grew up during a time when everyone's grandfathers (and grandmothers) were WWII survivors. Most of them are gone now. It breaks my heart when I think about all these strong & brave men and women who are no longer with us.

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  6. Feb 25

    Sadly, 400 WWII survivors die each day. We are losing the Great Generation & it's incredible that a young person cares to know and preserve their stories.

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  7. Feb 25

    Rishi Sharma is a teenager who's made it his goal to interview as many WWII survivors as possible. He's interviewed over 800, and he hugs & thanks each of them for their service. What an inspiring young man. Check out his story on . (📷 Rishi)

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  8. Feb 23

    My grandmother’s wallpaper.

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  9. Feb 22

    There is an idea of a Patrick Bateman...

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  10. Feb 22

    Abby, thank you so much for sharing. We are so proud of that film.

    A really excellent indie film to watch right now, in light of current events is "Loves Her Gun" by and .
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  11. Feb 21

    I've been focusing on family stuff this past week, but holy crap these kids in Florida marching the capitol, staging walk outs & standing up for their rights. Gives me hope for the future.

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  12. Feb 21

    On the way to my grandma's funeral, I met a stranger who was in the process of leaving her husband. It was a strange experience & one I'll never forget.

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  13. Feb 20

    Here's my grandma's jumpsuit I'm wearing to her memorial today. Probably 40 years old. It's a little discolored, but what the hell.

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  14. Feb 19

    Grief is a peculiar thing. Sometimes you have a stretch of seconds or, if you're lucky, minutes where you forget that you're in remarkable pain. Then you remember the person you love is gone, and it hits you like freight train.

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  15. Feb 19

    I found a sparkly caramel-colored v-neck jumpsuit from the 1970s in my grandma’s closet and I’m going to wear it to her service tomorrow. With giant hoop earrings. I think she would have approved.

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  16. Feb 19

    The obituary I wrote for my grandmother.

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  17. Feb 19

    The other day I met a crying stranger in the bathroom. I too was crying. She told me her story. And I told her mine.

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  18. Feb 19

    Hospital: We are so sorry your mother passed away. My mom: Thank you so much. Hospital: She was a wonderful woman. Mom: Thank you. Hospital: By the way, I think when you picked up her belongings, someone else's dentures were in the pile. Would you mind bringing them back?

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  19. Feb 18

    I’m finally able to look at pictures of my grandma. Mom and I are going through photos for the memorial, and I came across this photo from my grandma’s birthday party sometime in the 1930s. I’d recognize that sweet face anywhere.

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  20. Feb 18

    I'm writing my grandma's obituary. It's a very surreal experience. At least my mother is letting me make it informal. "She was known for her ability to rock an outfit and strut like nobody’s business..."

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  21. Feb 18

    My very amazing friend Kate adopted as a single mother. I love her, I love her daughter & they have quite the amazing story. I highly recommend checking out her blog.

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