Talking about my work at the Kinsey Institute this past weekend.
EEEEE!!!! I just squeeled. YR HAIR!
Talking about my work at the Kinsey Institute this past weekend.
EEEEE!!!! I just squeeled. YR HAIR!
Hey y’all!
Sooo my awesome friends Mia Nakano and Shawn Tamaribuchi are coming to Baltimore!!!! on Tuesday to shoot for their amazing/important project “The Visibility Project” which is focused on representing and telling the stories of the queer asian american community.
The shoot is happening at Club Hippo all day tuesday starting at 11 am, and she is looking for more participants! It’s a simple (awesome) portrait and if you participate, you are helping to create a photographic representation of an extremely underrepresented community in mainstream queer imagery and helping to create an important document that tells stories that are not being told.
The Visibility Project
by Mia Nakano and Shawn Tamaribuchi
May 22nd, 2012, 11 am Onward
Club Hippo, 1 west Eager St., Baltimore, MD 21201
Walk in or Sign Up in advance on visibility project.org
PLEASE REBLOG and spread the word!!
QUEER YOUTH SPACE SEATTLE NEEDS YOUR HELP!
This is an extremely important cause and can change so many lives. Anything helps - I just donated $25, but on top of everyone else’s donations, it could mean another young trans* person could get the opportunity to be energized and learn how to organize, help others, and make change in the world.
INSPIRATION
Micah Wood ”Baby”



Anne Getting Ready for her Wedding, Baltimore, MD 2012

Death is so interesting.
You always think “Oh, I’ll email that to them tomorrow,” “I’ll see them when I get home,” “I’ll talk to them this weekend,”
And then they’re gone,
and you just wish you would have said more, or done more, or been more something.
You wish you would have made those stupid muffins you were going to make them or texted them back instead of just letting the conversation end.
You just wish you would have known.
Regardless I hope you are okay, I hope you felt safe when you passed, I hope you weren’t scared. I hope you can rest now, I hope you didn’t have anything left unsaid and knew how much you would be missed.