#BoFLOVE Fern Mallis: “Fashion is the business of dreams”
I am from Los Angeles, where you don’t see this kind of thing often. And although LA isn’t the quietest city, every time I have visited New York I have been shockingly amazed at how the bustle and hubbub in that city never ceases to die down. This picture only became proof as my sister, a student at NYU, and I were walking along the Highline, an up and coming park meets sightseeing hotspot. I don’t visit the Big Apple often but when I do I make sure to capture the unfamiliar because I am constantly being exposed and greeted by new sights and aspects of the city trip after trip.
— By Megan Ebner (from “Open Theme”)
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Eureka Springs, AR is a unique little village. I love the artsy, free, bohemian atmosphere. It is a people-watcher’s paradise. Street musicians and artists are commonly seen as you roam through the town. They share their talent, and hope for a little payment in return. The women in my family make an annual pilgramage to Eureka for a brief escape from our daily lives, and we look forward to that time all year. No schedules, no maps, no rules. Just pure fun and laughter with some of my most important people in one of my favorite places.
— By Lou Stine (from “Open Theme”)
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He died in New York City, the day before I could get to him, because I waited too long. I never was able to tell him how much fun I had those nights during high school, nerding out in his basement playing video games and watching movies, or that I looked forward to golf on sunny summer mornings not because I love the game but because he didn’t care if I cheated. I never got to tell him how much I respected him for earning his PhD at 28 years old. I never got to tell him how lucky I was to have him as a friend. And here I am, standing on the Brooklyn Bridge alone on a freezing February morning, talking into the wind, hoping that it will carry a message for me; a message of sadness; a message of humility; a message of apology.
— By Tim Dawkins (from “Open Theme”)
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