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I am Anna. I am over here in New York and not there in Australia. I love it over here and I love it over there. A dilemma. I like stuff, lots of it. When not here you can find me at annalast(at)iinet(dot)net(dot)au or check out my work blog annalaststylist.tumblr.com
Jul 18
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missing new york today

missing new york today

(Source: pushthemovement, via aconversationoncool)

Jun 26
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caustikgrip:

Under The Milky Way - The Church

It’s just a great song.

(Source: causticgrip, via talltattooedtexasgirl)

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San Francisco. I live here now…so that’s weird.

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whiteelephantintheroom asked: Lovely to meet you IRL + I wish you all of the luck in San Francisco! cheers + beers, Tre

Tre! Thanks for your message- I’ve been v slack on tumblr - and just saw this. It was so nice to chance-meet…in the best ny sort of way. I was a bit chuffed to be included in one of your posts..(I was a bit thick on that at first…who is the Australian woman I thought…oh, yeah. That would be me). It was a pleasure to meet you - I really admire your courage & the hope you share with everyone. We share a belief in signs in life.
All the best to you as well with everything. I know it will be great.
Get in touch if you find your way here.
Cheers / beers for sure.
X Anna

Jun 12
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About to leave this town. Aprops that this comes up on my dash when I ended up staying here while waiting for my sublet in London Terrace to be ready. It’s where I began here. Bad hotel. Great History.
NYC I shall really, really miss you. I’ll always come back. But SF & I have adventures to be had.

About to leave this town. Aprops that this comes up on my dash when I ended up staying here while waiting for my sublet in London Terrace to be ready. It’s where I began here. Bad hotel. Great History.

NYC I shall really, really miss you. I’ll always come back. But SF & I have adventures to be had.

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Apr 26
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And this. The reason I am here.

‘During the war the English suddenly became aware of a new kind of man, unlike any usually seen here. These strangers were not Europeans; they were not Americans. They seemed to be of the one race, for all of them had something of the same bearing, and something of the same look of humorous, swift decision. On the whole they were taller, broader, better-looking and more graceful in their movements than other races.

Yet in spite of so much power and beauty they were very friendly people, easy to get on with, most helpful, kind and hospitable. Though they were all in uniform, like the rest of Europe, they were remarkable in that their uniform was based upon sense, not upon nonsense.

When people asked, who are these fellows, nobody, at first, knew.

The strangers became conspicuous in England after about a year of war. They were preceded by the legend that they had been “difficult” in Egypt, and that they had to be camped in the desert to keep them from throwing Cairo down the Nile. Then came stories of their extraordinary prowess in war. Not even the vigilance of the censors could keep down the accounts of their glory in battle.

Since that time, the Australian army has become famous all over the world as the finest army engaged in the Great War. They did not always salute; they did not see the use of it; they did, from time to time, fling parts of Cairo down the Nile and some of them kept the military police alert in most of the back areas. But in battle they were superb. When the Australians were put in, a desperate feat was expected and then done. Every great battle in the west was an honour and more upon their banners.

No such body of free men has given so heroically since our history began.’
John Masefield.

Reposted each year, via supernice from back in the day.

Apr 18
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My chairs. Found in the NY Flea Market 2010.
See the resemblance people!! (besides the dodgy iphone instagram photography)

My chairs. Found in the NY Flea Market 2010.

See the resemblance people!! (besides the dodgy iphone instagram photography)

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Marni Chairs 2012
At this year’s Salone del Mobile in Milan - Marni will present a collection of 100 chairs made in Columbia by ex-prisoners as part of a project to resettle and integrate them back into society. 
The style of chair is a common sight in most Columbian homes and has been re-interpreted by Marni in a modified weave and a variety of innovative colorways. via Modern Destiny
Always…Marni.


Marni Chairs 2012

At this year’s Salone del Mobile in Milan - Marni will present a collection of 100 chairs made in Columbia by ex-prisoners as part of a project to resettle and integrate them back into society.

The style of chair is a common sight in most Columbian homes and has been re-interpreted by Marni in a modified weave and a variety of innovative colorways. via Modern Destiny

Always…Marni.

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Wow. Full screen worthy. Leopard love.

Apr 17
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stunning. visual. lovely. original.

from the TedXsummit intro

TED

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I’m a really big fan of artist Anna Garaforth. & her tumblr here. The bottom left hand image is a video - and a bit of fun - so worth visiting her sight to check out. Sorry could not work out how to post here.
Would love to work on something together one day. Thinking. thinking. 

I’m a really big fan of artist Anna Garaforth. & her tumblr here. The bottom left hand image is a video - and a bit of fun - so worth visiting her sight to check out. Sorry could not work out how to post here.

Would love to work on something together one day. Thinking. thinking. 

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agarforth:

Don’t leave plastic bags in the woods unless they look like this…

So amazing. Love her work. Love.

agarforth:

Don’t leave plastic bags in the woods unless they look like this…

So amazing. Love her work. Love.

Mar 09
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Mar 04
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So, this is the brekka I wanted this morning….alas, I don’t believe the diner down the road is going to deliver.

So, this is the brekka I wanted this morning….alas, I don’t believe the diner down the road is going to deliver.

(Source: simoncooks)

Feb 24
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Srlsy - just when you think he can’t top what has gone before….does it again. just love.

darklamb:

spinningbirdkick:

Tim Walker / W Magazine March 2012.

That silver dragon was constructed by Walker’s exceptionally talented set designer Shona Heath, out of a zillion foil cupcake liners. True story.

Srlsy - just when you think he can’t top what has gone before….does it again. just love.

darklamb:

spinningbirdkick:

Tim Walker / W Magazine March 2012.

That silver dragon was constructed by Walker’s exceptionally talented set designer Shona Heath, out of a zillion foil cupcake liners. True story.