Kat Adrian Miller's Photography (& other things)

I am the source of roughly 96% of all the J. Edgar Hoover & Clyde Tolson photos on Tumblr. What can I say? I saw a movie, and wanted to find out more. You may find all of my Edgar/Clyde photos on my Photobucket page. The link is towards the bottom of the screen. The name is Stella_21. I try to credit every picture I upload on Tumblr. If you see a picture that belongs to you, and is not credited, please let me know so I can either credit you, or remove it. Thanks! I am a published author, a photographer, an artist, a historian, a filmmaker in training, a story teller, a dreamer, a poet, and a pacifist. Life is too short to argue, let's be friends instead. I am the nicest person you will ever meet. This is my Tumblr. Thanks for stopping by. If you don't like it, then get on Facebook and complain because I turned off the anon option. hit counter
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What R.E.M. “calling it quits” Means to Me

Two months ago I went to the movies to watch the last Harry Potter film with a twenty-two-year-old friend of mine. He was in the eighth grade when the first movie came out. After the movie ended, he looked to me and said, “My childhood is officially over.” I just smiled at him. I was a Senior in high school when the first movie came out, and am now twenty-seven.

As a child of the ’80s and early ’90s, and a teenager of the ’90s, I grew-up with R.E.M. and the bands close to them. I was devastated (like every teenager) when Kurt Cobain left us. I cried when Selena passed away. I became pissed off when Bill Berry quit the band.

Well, today I found out via Tumblr that R.E.M. called it quits. Truthfully, I’ve been expecting this for the last five years, yet it still came as a shock. I remember my friend telling me that his childhood ended when Harry Potter ended. I now understand him. 

My childhood* has officially ended. I’m 27, and my childhood has ended. R.E.M. is gone as a band. I understand you now, Tim. 

*By “childhood” I mean all those years that I grew-up with R.E.M. 

ps-Want to know why every story I write takes place in Georgia? It’s because R.R.M. means that much to me. 

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