i’m giving up personhood to become a full-time abstract concept
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i’m giving up personhood to become a full-time abstract concept
For your viewing pleasure
Mike Brodie was 17 years old when he first started hopping freights in 2003. Since then, over the course of several years, the photographer traveled 50,000 miles across the US by any means available—walking, hitchhiking, and train-hopping. His iconic series A Period of Juvenile Prosperity documents the gritty, nomadic lifestyle of vagabonds, hobos, and Brodie’s fellow train-hoppers as they led lives as sordid as they were liberating.
I am running away but I prefer to call it a strategic retreat.
Tennessee Williams, The Selected Letters: 1920-1945 (via larmoyante)
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n. the feeling of returning home after an immersive trip only to find it fading rapidly from your awareness—to the extent you have to keep reminding yourself that it happened at all, even though it felt so vivid just days ago—which makes you wish you could smoothly...
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"Hospice care" is such a sterile phrase, isn't it? My grandmother on my mom's side for some reason chooses to wear light blue pajama gowns like she is sick or dying. The taste of cough syrup does the same thing to my tongue that wine does, but one or two tablespoons of cough syrup is enough of a bad taste to make me nauseated, like the back of your slippers dragging on the hardwood. I didn't mind the feeling of my throat being swapped even though I gagged. I can't help that. I tell you the water tastes like a bathtub even though I have never tried the bathtub. There was no tabbouleh on the menu. I wish your brother would have tried some more of the assorted appetizers, and he kind of reminds me of my brother in that way. I cross my legs with a lot of tension as if it's going to keep me from doing something stupid, like putting her hand in a sandwich and whispering, "I'm sorry."
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a sappy love poem
tangled in warm sheets and humid breath you are summertime with a touch like lemonade and I sip down finger traces with puckered lips I'd never have a love that wasn't sweet and sour you are a season I hope will stretch into years and how lucky I am that you carry that around with you
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Seoul-based artist Jee Young Lee devotes weeks and months to building incredibly elaborate scenes by hand for the sake of taking a single photograph—all without the use of digital manipulation. Confined to the small space of her 360 x 410 x 240 cm studio, she painstakingly constructs every last detail of the set, resulting in stunningly surreal, dreamlike self-portraits.
Mom, Dad, I have decided to become an existential concept.
New Year's Ask
1: Describe your year in one word
2: Describe your year in three words
3: Describe your year in one sentence
4: Describe your year with song lyrics
5: Describe your year with a quote/quotes
6: Best memories from 2014?
7: Worst memories from 2014?
8: Biggest surprise in 2014?
9: If you could change one thing about the past year what would it be?
10: If you could relive one day from 2014, which day would you choose and why?
11: What's the strangest thing that happened to you in 2014?
12: If you got the chance to relive this year would you do it?
13: Describe your year with pictures/drawings
14: Who were the most meaningful people in your life this past year?
15: Did any major life changes happen to you in the past year?
16: Who's the coolest person you met in 2014?
17: Any regrets concerning the past year?
18: What is the most memorable thing that happened to you in 2014?
19: Would you say you had a good year?
20: What's the greatest achievement you made this year?
21: Name one meaningful song for every month of the past year
22: What's the best thing that was said to you this year?
23: What's the worst thing that was said to you this year?
24: What's the best gift you received this year?
25: Best book you read in 2014?
26: Best tv show you watched in 2014?
27: Best movie you saw in 2014?
28: Best song you heard in 2014?
29: Most boring day of the year?
30: Saddest day of the year?
31: Scariest moments in 2014?
32: Share the best picture you took in 2014
33: Share the best drawing/painting/other artwork you made in 2014
34: Did 2014 meet your expectations?
35: What's the most interesting experience you had in 2014?
36: Would you say you've changed during this year?
37: What's the bravest thing you did in 2014?
38: What's the hardest thing you did in 2014?
39: What's the most impressive thing you did in 2014?
40: What's the kindest thing you did in 2014?
41: What's the most honest/dishonest thing you did in 2014?
42: What were the biggest events in your life in 2014?
43: What songs do you think will make you remember this year?
44: Did this year teach you anything?
45: What do you expect from the new year?