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Another trip to New York down. Some snow seen and played with. Some Carnegie Hall performance debuted. Some experiences had. A little bit older. A little bit wiser. A little closer to my birthday. A little bit happier. A little bit more dipped in the stream of life.
Trying my best.
“What are you writing?” “A novel.” “What’s the story?” “There’s no story. It’s just…people, gestures, moments, bits of rapture, fleeting emotions. In short, the greatest stories ever told.” “Are you in the story?” “I don’t think so. But then I’m kind of reading it and then writing it.”
Waking Life (via kucala)
An accurate depiction of life.
Oh, no, of course, you’re right. My mistake.
Just want to keep meeting beautiful people.
And they say romance is dead
THIS IS MY FAVOURITE TUMBLR POST EVER.
If video game lag was in real life
“In 2002, having spent more than three years in one residence for the first time in my life, I got called for jury duty. I show up on time, ready to serve. When we get to the voir dire, the lawyer says to me, “I see you’re an astrophysicist. What’s that?” I answer, “Astrophysics is the laws of physics, applied to the universe—the Big Bang, black holes, that sort of thing.” Then he asks, “What do you teach at Princeton?” and I say, “I teach a class on the evaluation of evidence and the relative unreliability of eyewitness testimony.” Five minutes later, I’m on the street. A few years later, jury duty again. The judge states that the defendant is charged with possession of 1,700 milligrams of cocaine. It was found on his body, he was arrested, and he is now on trial. This time, after the Q&A is over, the judge asks us whether there are any questions we’d like to ask the court, and I say, “Yes, Your Honor. Why did you say he was in possession of 1,700 milligrams of cocaine? That equals 1.7 grams. The ‘thousand’ cancels with the ‘milli-’ and you get 1.7 grams, which is less than the weight of a dime.” Again I’m out on the street.”
Here is a new spiritual practice for you: don’t take your thoughts so seriously.
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