'Dancers' by Franz Von Stuck, (1863 - 1928)
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'Dancers' by Franz Von Stuck, (1863 - 1928)
— Sylvia Plath, quoting an acquaintance in ‘The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath’
Paramore perform at The Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Canada (2023) by Peyton Mott for Ease Up Magazine
It's nice when people talk to me about the random things in their life. I feel a sense of purpose, somewhat being useful, and the need to be there. I like it when I'm being myself, a listener, and I am somewhere I have to be.
- Hozier
“Do go on doing a lot of walking & keep up your love of nature, for that is the right way to understand art better & better.”
— Vincent van Gogh, from Van Gogh’s letter to Theo (London, January 1874)
Road trip through Oregon - 2025.
“I’d do anything to hear the Redwoods talk”
To think these trees have been in the planet Earth for more than a thousand years is unbelievable. They’ve “seen” humanity emerge and thrive, but also destroy nature to a point that is now almost irreversible.
To imagine having a conversation with them, the oldest creatures to exist… I couldn’t even picture the stories they know.
Klamath - CA, 2025.
““Can I see you again” is such a sweet thing to say.”
— Unknown
Autumn fairies color the leaves gold and brown in Tchaikovksy Waltz of the Flowers segment in Disney's Fantasia (1940)
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— Fyodor Dostoevsky, Crime and Punishment
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