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—where interesting things gets lost

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#superbloodmoon ends with some #flare

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#spring forward? #notreally #notsofast

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Stay frosty, 2014! #notreally #snowday #NYD

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"Snow, snow, go away, come again a more seasonally appropriate day." I think it'll catch on. #Chicago #weather is such an enigma...

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A #frosty awakening. What is this madness?

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I know a touchdown is exciting, but this is a little overboard. #college #football #ESPN #graphics

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The fall fade

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The better to stick in your food with. #cats #macro #nofilter

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"Hey, what are you doing out there?" #cats #outsidein

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Phase 1, lull them into a false sense of security by appearing docile.

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Sometimes you've got buy something to drink sooner rather than later. #backup #bordeaux for #christmasdinner.

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#bedtime #nofilter

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#poorlifedecisions

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Lo, How a Tree E'er Blooming

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Surprise! Fleetwood Mac has a new EP and you can stream it right now.

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Vintage Bordeaux, The Next Generation.

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The greatest, fastest way to make progress is to subtract, subtract, subtract. If you’ve moved your CDs to nine different states, then you’ve probably noticed how many of those CDs have gone unopened in all nine of ‘em — right? Anything you can remove from your surroundings, never to be replaced or seen again, is more blank space you’ve reclaimed; more space to sort out what remains, more ease with which you can find the stuff you care about. Sift through your collection with the most unsentimental eye you can muster, ask yourself if you can imagine ever listening to a given item over all the other available choices, and lose what doesn’t pass that test.

Stephen Thompson has a little advice for CD hoarders (via nprmusic)