Kathy lillian

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General	buying more records i don't need, going to shows, film + instant photography, reading (mostly non-fiction), sewing, collecting perfumes, jewelry making, tinkering, digging through the internet archive
Music	lots of stuff but lately a lot of post-punk / trip-hop / hardcore / noise / emocore / skramz etc, see last.fm
Movies	melodramatic horny criterion movies, see letterboxd
Television	if i'm watching tv i'm probably just rewatching episodes of star trek: the next generation/voyager or seinfeld
Books	tbh i'm very boring and dry and like 70% of my book collection is just books about history or other leftist/labor history shit right now i am reading broad band: the untold story of the women who made the internet by claire l. evans, it's cool i recommend it for anyone interested in learning more about early internet cultural
Heroes	the one and only CD i own is a box set of all of mark sandman (of morphine)'s solo songs because of how much i adore him so i guess it's gotta be him

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buying more records i don't need, going to shows, film + instant photography, reading (mostly non-fiction), sewing, collecting perfumes, jewelry making, tinkering, digging through the internet archive i'm also straight edge... but does that count as an interest? Music lots of stuff but lately a lot of post-punk / trip-hop / hardcore / noise / emocore / skramz etc, see last.fm Movies melodramatic horny criterion movies, see letterboxd Television if i'm watching tv i'm probably just rewatching episodes of star trek: the next generation/voyager or seinfeld Books tbh i'm very boring and dry and like 70% of my book collection is just books about history or other leftist/labor history shit right now i am reading broad band: the untold story of the women who made the internet by claire l. evans, it's cool i recommend it for anyone interested in learning more about early internet culture Heroes the one and only CD i own is a box set of all of mark sandman (of morphine)'s solo songs because of how much i adore him so i guess it's gotta be him