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akamarykateThe mods have notified me that my original gifter needs an extension (which is something over 1000% understandable right now; I'm more than happy to wait! *hugs* to everyone here who's struggling), and elegantstupidity was kind enough to create and send a bonus gift that absolutely took my breath away when I opened it and realized what it was. It's a set of four lyric posters, made with white lettering on watercolor backgrounds in all my favorite colors. They took lyrics from two of my favorite artists-and two of my favorite musicals and made them so beautiful and inspiring, especially for right now. I spent the first month or so of quarantine in such a fog that I forgot about the effect music has on me, and when I started listening again it became my safe place to feel things, if that makes sense, so...yeah, these are perfect. I can't decide if I want to display them as a set or intersperse them throughout my home, but rest assured I will find a place (or places) for them and smile every time I see them. Thank you so much, elegantstupidity!
Pictured, from left to right, lyrics from Vienna Teng's "Harbor," Tori Amos's "Amber Waves," Lin-Manuel Miranda's In the Heights ("Breathe"), and Sara Bareilles's Waitress ("A Soft Place to Land").
elegantstupidity was kind enough to create and send a bonus gift that absolutely took my breath away when I opened it and realized what it was. It's a set of four lyric posters, made with white lettering on watercolor backgrounds in all my favorite colors. They took lyrics from two of my favorite artists-and two of my favorite musicals and made them so beautiful and inspiring, especially for right now. I spent the first month or so of quarantine in such a fog that I forgot about the effect music has on me, and when I started listening again it became my safe place to feel things, if that makes sense, so...yeah, these are perfect. I can't decide if I want to display them as a set or intersperse them throughout my home, but rest assured I will find a place (or places) for them and smile every time I see them. Thank you so much, elegantstupidity!Pictured, from left to right, lyrics from Vienna Teng's "Harbor," Tori Amos's "Amber Waves," Lin-Manuel Miranda's In the Heights ("Breathe"), and Sara Bareilles's Waitress ("A Soft Place to Land").
