O O O O

i'm constance, i love my bicycle and my dogs

[househunting]

$220,000/2 br/1 ba/1,083 sq ft

Bastrop, TX

built in 1955

[flowrrs4u]

I am good. I am loved.

[somewordsarebiggerthanothers]

[tina-snow]

[smallmeanie]

it’s like nobody wants to dry hump and make out on the couch in the living room anymore

[polkadotmotmot]

Emily Palmquist - Easy Keeper, 2021 - Oil and gold enamel on canvas

[you-are-another-me]

[emptiness-statue]

[compartmentalist]

Every time I go out to a coffee shop all I can do is look around with wonder and feel like it's just going to be gone one day.

I feel like I need to appreciate the trees in the woods before they're gone too.

It's not supposed to be gone this soon. I can't believe the stuff that's gone already

[thoughtkick]

“Friendship marks a life even more deeply than love. Love risks degenerating into obsession, friendship is never anything but sharing.”

— Elie Wiesel

[paperw0rmz]

I made a cross stitch animation of a bunny

[everythingfox]

Fox fell asleep on skylight

[itwashotwestayedinthewater]

scientists have formulated 5 new reasons to live and 3 new mindsets

[compartmentalist]

annual post letting you all know that i'm alive but wishing i was dead

[venascus]

Someone said they were allergic to taking normal photos and I think they were right

(Especially the David LaChapelle shoot from I think 1997? That one is so fun and bizarre I love it)

[fuckyeahsufjanstevens]

“The first person I knew who died was Opie. I think it was 4th of 5th grade. Opie was a foster kid who was passed around… nobody liked him. He was a brat, he was a rebel, he stole candy from the bay shop and threw rocks through the church windows, and did horribly at school. Then one day he jumped off the swing bridge into the Crooked River, and they never found his body. We all cried and cried for days. Even though all of us secretly didn’t like Opie, we felt a deep emptiness and sorrow just from the reality of his death. At school they held an assembly in the gymnasium and hired a grief counselor to come and speak to our class, the kids about death and about Opie. And I remember she held up Opie’s jacket and said, ‘Opie no longer resides in this jacket’. Then she pointed to his desk which she had brought up on stage and said ‘Opie no longer resides in this desk, but he resides in our hearts, in our spirits, and in our minds. we contain him now in our memories and our history and when we live and move and walk, we become a living testament to his former life.’ she told us to live honorably with joy and abundance in the memory of those who died, and those who have lived before us.”

— Sufjan Stevens on Opie @ Manchester Apollo Theater

[compartmentalist]

I’ve been looking for this story for a while. Bucket was originally named Opie after this kid. Nobody liked the name, so he became Bucket instead. Prescient.

[podencos]