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@hardscrabbled
friendly reminder that it’s not your responsibility to be a version of yourself that you don’t resonate with anymore, just because people are more comfortable with who you used to be. You don’t have to take steps back in your growth or relive what you’ve outgrown just to keep certain connections alive.
My boss, telling me he needs me to work 65 hours a week for the next 4 weeks.
Tumblr just sent me an email that I’ve been on here for eight fucking years. I originally got on here to check out my youngest daughter’s online friends to make sure she was ok. They actually seemed really nice. Much nicer in fact than the people she was spending time with IRL. And then I found that there were a lot of adults on Tumblr, who were JUST AS LOST AS ME. Anyway, I don’t really get on here very often anymore (my daughter is an adult now), but I’ve been through a lot of changes in the last 5 years, so I’m thinking of revisiting the old blog. Why not? Surely someone wants to see pictures of these damn chickens I have now.
COLUMBUS, Ohio - When you “lose yourself” inside the world of a fictional character while reading a story, you may actually end up changing your own behavior and thoughts to match that of the character, a new study suggests.
Researchers at Ohio State University examined what happened to people who, while reading a fictional story, found themselves feeling the emotions, thoughts, beliefs and internal responses of one of the characters as if they were their own - a phenomenon the researchers call “experience-taking.”
They found that, in the right situations, experience-taking may lead to real changes, if only temporary, in the lives of readers.
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“We are slow to realize water, the beauty and magic of it. It is interestingly strange to us forever.”
Henry David Thoreau The Journals - May 8, 1854
*realizes I exist outside of my own perceptions of myself and that people probably talk about me sometimes* what the fuck
me at the store: do i want some snacks? nah it's ok
me at home: past me was a fucking dumbass
Miss June
Adrian Shine, the leader of the Loch Ness Project, looks exactly like how I imagined the leader of the Loch Ness Project looks like - via http://ift.tt/23z6vND
What a goddam masterpiece of a photo.
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U can really tell who’s been on tumblr more than four years because we all give up on networks and promos and our blogs become bizarre collections of obscure art and documentation of bad life choices
In faccia all'oggetto from Mozart’s Mitridate, sung by Sandrine Piau.
Winter Creek
