Laura Cartwright Hardy

@lauracartwright.bsky.social

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Accidental lifelong Arkansan, deliberate lifelong liberal, very married with a passel of grandkids. #WPS

A smiling black and blonde German Shepherd lies on a white oak hardwood floor by a Persian rug on which sits her filthy tennis ball. Her name is Rita Haworth Hardy.
This is a photo of Tom Junod’s new memoir, “In the Days of My Youth I Was Told What It Means to Be a Man.” In the blue and black photo, a dapper man with a cigarette whispers to or kisses the cheek of a dressed-up woman, who clings to his neck, apparently at a party in the 1950s or early ‘60s.
The cover of To Catch a Fascist: the Fight to Expose the Radical Right by Christopher Mathias is bright red with three-arrows fascist symbol piercing an angry venomous snake.
A martini in a black stag glass
Rita, an 8-year-old blonde and black (and gray) German Shepherd dog, stops to pose for a picture when opening Christmas presents on her bed.
This is a photo of Sarah Kendzior's newest book, "The Last American Road Trip," sitting atop a MacBook decorated with stickers. The book jacket shows lots of sky, brown plains, and tall electrical towers with wires.
This is Zoe Schlanger's book "The Light Eaters." The cover is black with white and green lettering and a plant in hot pink and other neon colors.
Blonde-haired 5-year-old posing in 1940. Today would've been her 90th birthday.
Rita is a black and blonde German shepherd. She’s on a soft, tiny kitchen rug with her favorite bright light-green ball.
This is a photo of the cover of Money, Lies, and God. It shows the U.S. Capitol in a sepia tone surrounded by darkness
A small German Shepherd has just opened a Christmas present in her living room bed.