February 2012
9 posts
é assim: how is it that we’ve gotten to the point... →
jleisenmann:
how is it that we’ve gotten to the point in human development that we can feel and sense things we don’t even understand, can’t fully describe? the subtleties of existence abound.
and in the same breath, we’re able to ignore the incredibly obvious and even do things that are bad for us, bad for…
Might I suggest reading Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics? In it, he first...
“Writing and reading decrease our sense of isolation. They deepen and widen and...”
– Anne Lamott, Bird by Bird. (via paperbackgirl)
Is that blogging?: I came late to love. Or love... →
distorte:
I came late to love. Or love came late on me. I had decided, by my mid-twenties, that it was not going to happen to me. That it was not to be part of my journey. Your mid-twenties, exclaims you, you were still a child. I was a child, alright, but do any of us really change? My parents describe a…
Damn that’s good, and I hate him for it.
“It was late July and I was reading Moby-Dick. She was in the process of quitting...”
– i don’t know where to go nexxxxttttt
i don’t know how to write about people fightinnnggg
ugh
(via thatbeautifulday)
Just write whatever comes. Worry about editing later.