everyday i mourn that my parents did not make me study five languages during my critical window of language acquisition (2 to 7 years)
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everyday i mourn that my parents did not make me study five languages during my critical window of language acquisition (2 to 7 years)
It snowed here in Illinois recently, and I took some good bird photos I'd like to share!
Thanks for sharing these winter friends!
Ghost sculpture in the castle of Vezio, Italy.
things to not dwell on:
people who treated you badly
things you can’t change
comparing yourself to others
things to think about more:
baby animals
people who love u unconditionally
good things in your life that make you happy
days and times to look forward to
— Nitya Prakash
—Albert Camus
The feminine urge to put on a silk gown and descend slowly into a lake of black water under the full moon
Friedrich Nietzsche, Thus Spoke Zarathustra [originally published 1883]
100 year old rhododendron and the woman who planted it
I wish for rain to pour wherever you decide to go
Louise Bourgeois: Spider (1999)
Anaïs Nin, from The Diary of Anaïs Nin, vol. IV: 1944-1947
Lisbon 2023
“What if we could let go of the binaries of good or bad, beautiful or ugly when talking about feelings?
What if we could see all feelings as necessary arrows, pointing us towards needs that are met or unmet?
What if we looked like the hard, messy, so-called ugly feelings with curiosity and compassion, rather than repressing them out of shame?”
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