MaryBeth, The Gentleman Texter

I can do anything I want and so can you. I want it for you as badly as I want it for me because we're all in the same thing, yeah? I care about you. I'm MaryBeth.
Marybeth's bookshelf: read

Chart Interpretation Handbook: Guidelines for Understanding the Essentials of the Birth Chart Freeing the Natural Voice: Imagery and Art in the Practice of Voice and Language The Mystical Qabalah Modern Magick: Twelve Lessons in the High Magickal Arts The Invisibles, Vol. 1: Say You Want a Revolution Fractals in Music: Introductory Mathematics for Musical Analysis

More of Marybeth's books »
Book recommendations, book reviews, quotes, book clubs, book trivia, book lists
Recent Tweets @amarybeth
Posts I Like
sofonisbaturtle: I am really not close with my brother Mikey, so this is really funny to read. I mean, he still talks like we have EVER lived in California. I think their is too much pizza cheese on his brain or something. He’s also never surfed a day in his life. Unless you count balancing himself atop a speeding subway car “surfing.” (via babykittenss) Sofonisba Anguissola was a female painter during the Renaissance. Encouraged by her father to cultivate her talents, Sofonisba worked as an apprentice to local painters. She traveled to Rome at the age of twenty-two. Here, she was introduced to Michelangelo who requested her to draw a weeping boy for her. He recognized her talent immediately, and for two years Sofonisba and Michelangelo exchanged drawings and artwork. The amazing @SofieTurtle speaks about her brother, Michelangelo.

sofonisbaturtle:

I am really not close with my brother Mikey, so this is really funny to read. I mean, he still talks like we have EVER lived in California. I think their is too much pizza cheese on his brain or something. He’s also never surfed a day in his life. Unless you count balancing himself atop a speeding subway car “surfing.”

(via babykittenss)

Sofonisba Anguissola was a female painter during the Renaissance. Encouraged by her father to cultivate her talents, Sofonisba worked as an apprentice to local painters. She traveled to Rome at the age of twenty-two. Here, she was introduced to Michelangelo who requested her to draw a weeping boy for her. He recognized her talent immediately, and for two years Sofonisba and Michelangelo exchanged drawings and artwork.

The amazing @SofieTurtle speaks about her brother, Michelangelo.

Photo
Single A Theme :: Version 1.3 :: By Business Bullpen