Dani Murphy
@danimurphy
Dani Murphy
Contrast this to:
From the Civil War through the 1920′s, it was very common for male friends to visit a photographer's studio together to have a portrait done as a memento of their love and loyalty. Sometimes the men would act out scenes; sometimes they'd simply sit side-by-side; sometimes they'd sit on each other's laps or hold hands. The men's... See more
Roger’s Bacon • Friendship Forever
Ad spend is the rent a brand pays to stay alive.
– in your head and (therefore) in real life.
– in your head and (therefore) in real life.
STRAT_SCRAPS volume one hundred and fifty three
In his 1975 book, Women of the Celts , French historian Jean Markale delved into historical sources, old Welsh and Irish laws, as well mythological traditions to argue that Celtic women — whether Irish, Breton, or British — ‘enjoyed freedom and rights’ and ‘could become head of the family, rule, be a prophetess, enchantress or educator, could marry... See more
Katie Jgln • No One Should Be Surprised That Celtic Britain Was Women-Centric
Where do you feel most at home?
Kat Vellos • We Should Get Together: The Secret to Cultivating Better Friendships
What’s one word you want to define the next year of your life?
