(eliza)Beth!

@beth.banana.management

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Fix your hearts or die. Middle aged and slightly awkward in Manhattan. She/her

Still from the movie Atomic Blonde, of Charlize Theron’s MI6 agent kicking the living shit out of two KGB thugs while wearing a fantastic outfit.
A very aggrieved old lady kitty yelling at me after I put her in the carrier to go to the vet.
Mudd Library at Oberlin College in Ohio, a concrete slab of brutalist glory with a goddamn moat vibe going on. I worked deep in the bowels of the basement for two years.
Diane Keaton in Annie Hall
Some woman in the Brooklyn Botanical Garden, wearing a headscarf, a vest she's been yearning to wear for months, and the first skirt she's ever worn in public. She's smiling even though she cannot figure out how to pose. She is currently thinking about how she needs to remember to tug the headscarf back down her forehead periodically.
Beth, wearing a rust top, a vest that makes her think of Diane Keaton and a matching headscarf, outside at the WTF open mic in Brooklyn. She is so proud of herself.
My view of the court at Barclays Arena from my season ticket seat for the New York Liberty season opener.
Beth's view as the game starts for Indiana Fever at New York Liberty, opening up the WNBA preseason.
18.5 year old picture of Kitten Audrey scaling the screen door to my apartment at the time's lightwell. Spider Kitty indeed.
Snippet from an article about growing up as a child of Weather Underground members, referencing a statement by the group that includes the phrase "ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER". Text of that snippet of the statement: FROM HERE ON IT’S ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER—WITH WHITE YOUTH JOINING IN THE FIGHT AND TAKING THE NECESSARY RISKS. PIG AMERIKA BEWARE. THERE’S AN ARMY GROWING IN YOUR GUTS AND IT’S GOING TO BRING YOU DOWN.
My pfp inspiration, a hand puppet of a dinosaur emerging from an egg, between two monitors on my desk at work.
Self portrait of Max Beckmann, with a cigarette.
A Final Fantasy XIV character in a ludicrous in the real world but totally normal in universe outfit. Her torso is exposed, with long sleeves in a lilac-ish purple and a pastel pink sports bra-like top, over some white top thingie on the shoulders and upper arms.
Old local news footage playing in the pre-show from the front row of a theater at Nitehawk Cinema in Brooklyn.
A taupe vest I thrifted yesterday over a long sleeved forest green turtleneck.
Robert Delaunay's Political Drama. I apologize, but I am not trying to write an alt text description of an abstractionist painting. =)
Paul Dano and, since I'm a lousy photographer, a couple bottles of water.
View from my seat as I wait for the US premiere of Oliver Assayas's The Wizard of the Kremlin.
Chotiner: "It's like the domino theory, but in reverse." Congressman Greg Landsman: "Yeah, yeah. Exactly."
View of Kandinsky's Succession from a chair at the Philips Collection in DC. Sorry, I'm not going to try to describe the painting.
The arm rest of an Amtrak Northeast Regional seat, with what once was an ashtray visible, now covered up.
My newly manicured and painted nails - a slightly shiny dark green.
A painting of Vladimir Lenin reading a book, while stirring a glass of tea. The book is propped up against a pile of other books on a small table.
Beth wearing her new green winter hat pulled down all the way, covering her entire face. Also there's a Kandinsky print!
The marquee for a former movie theater on E 59th St in Manhattan. The space is now a fitness studio. Tragedy!
View from my seat for a play. I'm the first person seated, most of the way to the back, but with the aisle right in front of me.
A dog on a Brooklyn coffee shop floor, appropriately intimidated by my tongue-sticking-out show of authority.
View of a TV playing Muppet Family Christmas, during the Swedish Chef's entrance.
Close-up on a white t-shirt with Wassily Kandinsky's abstract painting Delicate Tension no. 85 on it.
Dark purple suede ankle boots with one inch chunky heels
Takeout bag from a New York place called Döner Haus, with an extremely Pornhub-y branding to the name.