Frame notes about ‘em—walls, windows, pain.
Let in a chorus like a half-broke guest,
Then pray it’s too beat to haunt my rest.
“If your truth’s tremblin’, let it tremble on the track.”
(mic pass)
(mic pass)
My new #1 Christmas Song.
My new #1 Christmas Song.
Just learned “Santa Baby” ain’t a song about the world's hardest working infant.
Just learned “Santa Baby” ain’t a song about the world's hardest working infant.
Go!
Go!
… not your emotional support human.”
… not your emotional support human.”
Red Shirts were the show’s way of reminding you not everyone gets plot armor.
Though at some point I started rooting for them—
like maybe at least one makes it, maybe history’ll change.
Never did.
Red Shirts were the show’s way of reminding you not everyone gets plot armor.
Though at some point I started rooting for them—
like maybe at least one makes it, maybe history’ll change.
Never did.
Still wild how a show about warp drives and weird nebulae ends up teaching the cleanest lessons about being human.
Every episode says the same thing in its own way:
‘Be curious. Be brave.
…Try not to fire phasers unless you really have to.”
Still wild how a show about warp drives and weird nebulae ends up teaching the cleanest lessons about being human.
Every episode says the same thing in its own way:
‘Be curious. Be brave.
…Try not to fire phasers unless you really have to.”
Aretha Franklin's "Respect" (1967): Originally an Otis Redding song, Ree-Ree's cover elevated "Respect" into a definitive soul classic and an anthem for the women's movement. Her powerful delivery cemented her as the "Queen of Soul" and as an icon of Black music.
Aretha Franklin's "Respect" (1967): Originally an Otis Redding song, Ree-Ree's cover elevated "Respect" into a definitive soul classic and an anthem for the women's movement. Her powerful delivery cemented her as the "Queen of Soul" and as an icon of Black music.