Loose Strife

This copy of the campus “literary” magazine, Jump, contained a write up about famous cafeteria matron Ernestine and included two of Laura’s photographs. That’s the last in this short series.

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Music zine from W&M. Eric Didul, WCWM station manager, died in 1990.

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In Santa Cruz Laura took a job at the paint-your-own pottery shop. This bowl contains the Flying Nun logo — a New Zealand record label that carried some of the country’s great bands during the heyday of kiwi indie pop music, which was happening while we were in New Zealand in the early 90s.

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One of our early road trips was a tour of odd sites in Pennsylvania and Virginia probably around 1990 using the Roadside America book. Stops including such noteworthy destinations as Centralia. But during that trip we stopped at the Roadside America namesake — a miniature, idealized American town where the national anthem played as Jesus […]

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A promotional piece for WCWM, William and Mary’s college radio station.

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A jacket Laura decorated in high school. Reference is to friends’ band Bas Bleu.

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Laura bought this lighter in Xian, China. It played a patriotic tune when you opened it.

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Laura treasured this poster, which I remember she posted proudly in the window of our apartment in Santa Cruz to the delight of our neighbor, Lisa, who was immediately determined to meet Laura. They remained good friends.

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Collector’s glass. We have a full set.

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This was my favorite of Laura’s purses. She glued on the googly eyes. Classic.

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