“After this I go to work at a pizza shop. My wife and I were college professors in Bangladesh. I taught accounting. But one dollar in America becomes eighty dollars when we send it back home.”
In searching for a special way to photograph her daughter Emma on her 5th birthday, Jaime Moore decided to dress her up as the most influential women in history. She writes about the series:
I wanted her to know the value of these amazing women who had gone against everything so she can now have everything.
omg i just posted a status stealing its lyrics. it is so jammable though, you get hipster creds :)
hahahaha it’s all cool. i’m actually really happy that it’s on the radio because i lovelovelove foxes and have been DYING to see her live, so maybe i’ll get to see her someday soon ahhhhh
sometimes i wish “clarity” would get off the radio because DAMMIT IT WAS MY JAM WAY BEFORE IT WAS COOL FOR IT TO BE SOMEONE’S JAM. no one i knew thought the song was cool until it hit the airwaves, sigh.
but then i’m driving and the song comes on the radio and i’m like YEAHHH THIS IS MY JAM.
Before the soon-to-be alumni of the class of 2013 arrived in the Big House on the day of commencement, the #UMSocial team was planning how to best cover this memorable day.
