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Crossing the treacherous Mosckenstraumen
Norway
1980
I think this is what we all want to hear: That we are not alone in hitting the bottom, and that it is possible to come out of that place courageous, beautiful, and strong.
Anna White
Free camping on a hidden beach. Sounion, Greece 1973
Blazing sun. The new story of seeing. 1930.
Internet Archive
“I’d get worried with the trumpet playing because I got insecure that I wasn’t good enough.”
He also said that he “was prepared that it might not work, that it might suck” and “prepared to fail”, before a quote from Neil Young made him unafraid of failure, adding, “But I read this thing by Neil Young where he goes, ‘I’ve made shitty records and I still put them out because failure is important.'”
Flea elaborated, “When I read that by Neil Young, someone I admire so much, I was like, fuck yeah! If I fail, great. It’s beautiful to take a risk. If I fail, I fucking tried.”
Transit
September 2021
Postcards from Madrid
2026
Coming down from Silver Pass on the John Muir Trail
California
1988
Sunset hike along the coast.
Nova Scotia
1997
Kind reminder
02/2026
“Preserve your memories, keep them well, what you forget you can never retell" - Louisa May Alcott
Alaska
1981
Quantum tunelling through a barrier
Квантовият човек
Ние сме първото поколение човеци, което живее едновременно в двата свята - в класическия Ню-тонов свят на ясно дефинирани нули и единици, на отскачащи от стената топки и падащи на земята ябълки и в новия квантов свят на вероятности, суперпозиции и заплетени частици. Ежедневието ни е пълно с тунелиращи електрони, заплетени фотони и алгоритми, които се учат от вероятности.
Квантовата физика вече не е само теоретична наука, а нова ера в човешкото развитие, в която информацията материята, магията и технологията, вероятностите и реалността, частиците и вълните се смесват в едно хомогенно цяло.
И създават Квантовия човек.
Не като фантастичен герой от бъдещето, а като естествено продължение на това, кото винаги сме били: както материални, така и вълнови; както праведни, така и грешни; както добри, така и лоши - квантови същества, способни да преминават през стените на невъзможното с любопитство, труд и упоритост.
It's coming up to a season full of family and friends gatherings. If you are hosting one of these gatherings, here are some ways to support the sober people in your life (even if they haven't told you yet)
1. Don't give alcohol as a present. To anyone. You don't know where someone may be, even if you know them really well, so just don't force that onto anyone.
2. Serve lots of NA options. If you can go completely NA, that would be insanely cool on your part, but if you can't, then provide as many alternatives as you can. Make it a goal to offer the same amount, if not more, NA drinks.
3. Have a private room/area that you can turn into a "quiet time" room. If you notice someone who is just not having a good time, or isn't being themselves, tell them where the space is, and that they are allowed to use it if they need it. This isn't even just for people struggling with substance use, the holidays can be hard for a lot of people, and sometimes a quiet space is nice. (Bonus points if you put some puzzle books etc in there).
4. Don't ask why someone isn't drinking. It's none of your business. Maybe they're working on something, maybe they have health issues, maybe they're pregnant, maybe they're just punk enough to realize drinking sucks. Even if they do answer, it might change the atmosphere of the gathering. If someone else is pestering the sober guests, deal with it. Keep them safe.
4.5. If someone DOES tell you their reason without being asked, support them 100%.
5. AS A SUGGESTION, as the host, set an example and don't drink. If you can't do this, that's fine, but it definitely helps others feel comfortable if at least one other person is in the same booze free boat.
6. Be safe. Whether or not you're getting clean this winter, be careful, be smart, get help if you need, advocate for yourself or others.
6.5. Even if you haven't hit rock bottom, or aren't an addict, please consider sobriety. Just try it. Start on New Year's if you need to. You will inspire others who need it.
Add on if you have anything else 💜
Patagonian mountain views - Torres del Paine National Park, Patagonia, Chile, March 2025
Photo by: nature-hiking
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