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Holly Lowe Jones is a PhD student and writing instructor in the English Department at the University of Oregon. She is currently working on her dissertation, which archives and analyzes Black American textual production at Playboy magazine between the 1960’s and early 1990’s.
Alongside and within her academic scholarship, Holly enjoys memoir/autobiography writing.
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Neptune State Park Scenic Viewpoint Near Newport, Oregon, United States
Neptune State Scenic Viewpoint Near Newport, Oregon, United States This is one of many breathtaking scenic viewpoints along the Oregon coast. All photos taken by me on my iPhone. April, 2020. Hope you have a great weekend, -HLJ
Black Cold Shoulder Summer Maxi Dress
⠀ This black maxi dress is sort of sheer, but has a cute fit and very comfy! click the link above or scroll down to the bottom to "shop the post."
COOLA Organic Skin Care Collection
COOLA has done it again! They sent me their new organic skincare line--and it’s really good. (Scroll to the bottom for a brief life update! 🙂 ). I already love and use COOLA sun care products. And after just one use of this skin care collection, I am equally (if not...
Trip to San Diego, CA Bayside for PAMLA 2019
Who: Me! I went to San Diego alone for a very quick 48-hour business trip. What: I was attending my first literary academic conference, PAMLA. The meeting location changes annually. I spent one evening walking around taking these beautiful photos of the bay!...
black and white vneck color block pocket tee
You can't go wrong with a good, soft, basic colorblock tee and denim shorts. I particularly like this top because the fabric is on the thinner side, so it’s very comfy & not bulky. Click here to shop the look. STORY TIME* Yesterday, I was watching a group of...
Bellevue Botanical Garden in Bellevue, Washington
These magical fall photos are from a visit to Bellevue Botanical Garden in Bellevue, Washington. They were taken with my iPhone 11 on November 3, 2019. The garden is free and open 365 days a year. It was absolutely beautiful! There was on site parking, and it wasn't...