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Something fun for Bayley on her 20th Birthday. 
You teach me how, Bay. Love you.
ps. sorry it ends abruptly, my card ran out!
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give it to me slowly 
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4 my girls
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all I wanna do is watch Lana del Rey vids and think about my hot teacher
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so much fucking girl hate I cant stand it
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Under the Mistletoe
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and we took zzzquil together and woke up in our clothes, atop the covers, tea cold on the bedside table.
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i wanted to take you home
ahh bby, shoulda made a move
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and these too
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found this gem
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Calarts dorm furniture
Dubbed Metamorphokit by the designers [CalArts faculty member Peter de Bretteville and Toby Cowan], it was a kit of modular parts: a combination of chromed tubular steel structural elements, Formica-laminated panels and storage boxes of Finnish plywood, and standard plastic bins. The design had its roots in iconic Modernist furniture: the use of tubular steel quoted furniture designed by Mart Stam and Marcel Breuer at the Bauhaus in the late 1920s and later manufactured by Thonet; the plastic bins served as drawers when used in conjunction with the boxes, recalling Charlotte Perriand’s modular case goods of the late 1940s in form, color and concept; and the Finnish plywood and industrial hardware were reminiscent of Charles and Ray Eames’ storage units of 1950. The dimensions of the various parts were carefully planned to allow them to be assembled by the students in an infinite number of ways to suit any imaginable need. Assembly of the components would serve as the student artists’ first creative challenge on their arrival at CalArts.
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Calarts Natural Food Coop 1973 
This needs to happen again!
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hotdadz
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Mondrian cake!
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