What was your favorite Laura moment?
#thequarry #laurakearney
What was your favorite Laura moment?
#thequarry #laurakearney
What was your favorite Laura moment?
#thequarry #laurakearney
What was your favorite Laura moment?
#thequarry #laurakearney
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I am so absolutely floored that someone liked my lyrics enough to tattoo them on their body. Music is so important to me, and so extremely personal. My songs for the most part tend to be pretty literal and taken directly from my experiences, and are an expression of my deepest thoughts and feelings. Hearing when my lyrics resonate with someone is the most meaningful thing imaginable. I never ever grow tired of hearing if a certain line holds meaning for someone, or makes a person feel understood or like they’re not alone with how they feel. I’ve always felt that the beautiful thing about art is that language alone can’t convey a feeling. But art, whether it’s a song or a painting, takes the direct experience and feeling of an artist and projects it onto another person’s soul, transcending any sort of conventional or surface level explanation. It’s just a direct translation of experience in such a profound way. I really do think music is the ultimate expression of that. Thank you so much to all of you who have listened to even a moment of a song of mine. And thank you @_hood_babe_ana_ for giving my words space on your skin.
What a night celebrating the union of two of the most incredible people @stephaniedbennett @sebastianjstewart!!
What a night celebrating the union of two of the most incredible people @stephaniedbennett @sebastianjstewart!!
What a night celebrating the union of two of the most incredible people @stephaniedbennett @sebastianjstewart!!
Found this old gem late last night, buried in the depths of my photosphere. Can you name what this was from?! I believe this photo was taken by the wonderful @realadrianhough but I’m not certain…
A nice drizzy morning
A nice drizzy morning
Just another day on this absolutely breathtakingly beautiful planet we are so lucky to live on.
#earthdayeveryday
My audio quality is shit but heres a minute of The Catch in the form I originally wrote it jn. I’ve honestly never done a cover or recorded myself singing and liked how it sounded. It’s not very forgiving. But what the fuck. Music isnt about perfection. I’ve never thought I had a great voice, I just loved writing songs and wanted to sing to express myself. So I’m just gonna be honest about that. Male lead singers of bands tend to have so many ‘flaws’ to their voices that give them character, while it seems most female vocalists have to have pretty perfect pitch and tonality to get anywhere. Kind of a weird double standard. Anyway I’m gonna end this stream of consciousness now byee
@edaphotographer is a f*king wizard with a camera.
@edaphotographer is a f*king wizard with a camera.
Dass just me and my best frennn
Crossing my fingers for more snow before winter comes to a close.
Can you find the bird? Camouflage, one of nature’s greatest weapons. This is a Brown Creeper, a tiny bird barely the size of a mouse, who prefers to spend their days hopping up and down old conifers, picking spiders and insects out of bark furrows. They like to hop up a few feet, do aerial backflips down to the bottom of the trunk, and make their way up again. They’re so fun to watch. And very, very challenging to spot.
Can you find the bird? Camouflage, one of nature’s greatest weapons. This is a Brown Creeper, a tiny bird barely the size of a mouse, who prefers to spend their days hopping up and down old conifers, picking spiders and insects out of bark furrows. They like to hop up a few feet, do aerial backflips down to the bottom of the trunk, and make their way up again. They’re so fun to watch. And very, very challenging to spot.
Can you find the bird? Camouflage, one of nature’s greatest weapons. This is a Brown Creeper, a tiny bird barely the size of a mouse, who prefers to spend their days hopping up and down old conifers, picking spiders and insects out of bark furrows. They like to hop up a few feet, do aerial backflips down to the bottom of the trunk, and make their way up again. They’re so fun to watch. And very, very challenging to spot.
Can you find the bird? Camouflage, one of nature’s greatest weapons. This is a Brown Creeper, a tiny bird barely the size of a mouse, who prefers to spend their days hopping up and down old conifers, picking spiders and insects out of bark furrows. They like to hop up a few feet, do aerial backflips down to the bottom of the trunk, and make their way up again. They’re so fun to watch. And very, very challenging to spot.
