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Bao bun moment
Chat how the hell am I supposed to do any topic justice in 3500 words?? Got some feedback that I need to explain things more but there gen is no space for that
Some Iron Lung posters I made
I am like three hours of work away from being done with this DA but legit can't write any more today, thank god I have an LSP auto extension but it’s literally going to be only a few hours late. Which is faster than I can usually do it so that's a win. I'm not convinced it isn't slop though because I had to change direction bc my prev idea was a comparative analysis not a straight up CDA fuck my chungus life.
Tried my best tho so we'll see
I’m gonna discursively construct your mum as a threat to national security in a minute if you don’t calm down Kier
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The Coffeyville Daily Journal, Kansas, April 30, 1896
Landscape at Dusk by Ludwig Munthe
Claudio Bravo (1936-2011, Chilean) ~ Lily, 1945
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Claudio Bravo (Chilean, 1936-2011), Lirio [Lily], 1945. Oil on panel, 31 x 18.5 cm.
art will save you, being unreasonably passionate about something niche will save you, letting past sources of joy show you the way back to yourself will save you, earnestness over composure will save you, the natural world will save you, caring for something bigger than yourself will save you, daring to be seen will save you, kindness not as a whim but a principle will save you, appreciation as a practice will save you, daring to try something new will save you, grounding will save you, love will save you, one good nights sleep will save you
17 / 9 / 25
Busy day:
Morning yoga
Register at event 9.15, find mentor inside
Watch panels until 5pm
Presentation & questions
Home at 7pm
eat, bath & read
Evening qigong
my trick for getting through grad school is learning to navigate the quadrants with all their nuances
one time I saw a photo of a skinned whale/dolphin flipper on reddit or something and I've just never recovered
there's just. A paw in there.
One of the most spiritually profound moments of my life was when I was sixish and at a natural history museum with my parents that had a whale skeleton hanging from the ceiling.
I remember my dad picking me up to sit on his shoulders (possibly one of the last times he did that because I was getting too big to hold there for long) so I could be close to it's flipper because he wanted to show me something. He had me hold up my arm parallel to the whale's, and explained that we had the same bones, pointing to it's scapula and humerus and radius and ulna and so on while poking the same bones in my skinny little arm, all they way down to the tips of my fingers and it's own.
And in that moment, I could suddenly see how the whale and I were the same animal, just stretched and shrunk into different proportions by nature. There was an entire exhibit with skeletons of different animals and we went through all of them, picking out the hands and faces of all of them on myself.
I had never felt such a profound connection to the world around me before as I realized on a visceral level that not only was I related to all these creatures, they were very literally my distant cousins, and that in a way, they were me from back then and I was them from now, and we all were others still from the future.
Every living thing on earth is your cousin. The most distantly related humans are your 50th cousins. Chimps are your several thousandth cousins. An octopus is your 25 millionth cousin. Trees are your billionth cousins. You and I are surrounded by family. And that makes me feel profoundly loved.
So thanks dad, for pulling your shoulder a bit to show me that I am part of the universe. I love you too.
Luck is a weasel and you are a hare. Dance! Play! It will catch up to you. It pursues you always.