Penelope Green

“When you do break down and give in to whatever addiction you have, it comes back to you just how intolerable reality can be and why people take drugs in the first place.” https://t.co/l4qe4Vhmsw

With a wink and a moue, or perhaps a side eye and a sly grin, she epitomized the playful ethos of early 1960s fashion and advertising photography.. https://t.co/lhLJPFodyl

“Sally stood out, because back then there were so few church insiders who were speaking out. What made her so particularly unusual is that she spoke out for victims of color.”https://t.co/RwIEUpmaIL

Her themes were deracination and otherness, and in precise and piquant prose she explored the costs, and the benefits, that accrued to outsiders and survivors like herself. https://t.co/XP5TgCbaCo

“The landscape of his thoughts is enormous. How do you put him in one place? Is he a writer, is he an artist, is he a man, is he a woman, a painter, a sculptor? He defies efforts to catalog.” https://t.co/dwn4LNA56E

“We are sprung from our own land, after all, and it is only fitting my brain should be built around a fault,” she wrote, punning a bit on California’s seismic tendencies. https://t.co/nvNJE4WvHc

The last (best) word on the feline kerfuffle, c/o the mighty @GiniaNYT https://t.co/RtQXKACjHI

“I didn’t know what I wanted to be, but I knew I wanted to be the kind of woman who was bold, took chances, and had adventures.”https://t.co/ot5St2jwqK

The title, “$20 Bill," was a reminder that Mr. Floyd died while being arrested for buying a pack of cigarettes with what might have been a counterfeit 20. https://t.co/GwGXcrHg40

RT @antoniafarzan: I’m a seaweed harvesting evangelist now https://t.co/3MDKT5gLVW

He was eloquent, erudite and prone to grand gestures. He was agile enough to perform a Fred Astaire chair trick --- though he sometimes overestimated his abilities. During a youthful fascination with firearms, he shot himself in the leg. https://t.co/3YRllAglzj

He was the Michelangelo of Missouri, and his adorable snub-nosed Precious Moments characters were the Beanie Babies of porcelain. https://t.co/PTtNTew5hI

RT @antoniafarzan: Things you see in Newport harbor: A replica of a Viking ship being loaded onto a massive transport vessel for its trip t…

What propelled him in all his work was the origins of violence, the mysteries of nature and nurture. https://t.co/eZfse8fksf

Her mantra, “Life is too short to stuff a mushroom,” became a feminist rallying cry, finding its way onto matchbooks, dish towels and throw pillows. https://t.co/IICxgAkkUF

When her mother heard that she was involved with Mr. Leary, she exclaimed: “Oh thank God! She’s going out with a Harvard professor!”https://t.co/cVJnyWQfaC

Fab 5 Freddy, was show No. 3, and his plan was to name the place the Serious Gallery. But by then Ms. Astor had bought stationery stamped “Fun” and had run out of money. Also, she said, “the name was so stupid it stuck.”https://t.co/s9cQfBVW6k