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When we spend our lives waiting until we’re perfect or bulletproof before we walk into the arena, we ultimately sacrifice relationships and opportunities that may not be recoverable, we squander our precious time, and we turn our backs on our gifts, those unique contributions that only we can make.
We're moving ...
but not too far away! Here We Collide started as a creative project of To Write Love on Her Arms and is now merging with the main TWLOHA Tumblr. You can follow all of TWLOHA's thoughts and updates in one spot—from news about the organization, to behind-the-scenes glimpses of TWLOHA's events, to the artistic, hopeful posts you've come to expect from Here We Collide. (If you're a fan of the Collective, don't worry, there will be challenges and prompts for you to engage with from time to time.)
If you haven't yet, follow TWLOHA on Tumblr and Twitter.
"There will be moments when the drought of joy seems unending, instances spent pretending that everything is alright when it clearly is not; check your blind spot. See that love is still there, be patient. Every nightmare has a beginning, but every bad day has an end. Ignore what others have called you; I am calling you friend."
-- “Instructions for a Bad Day,” by spoken word poet Shane Koyczan
We're thrilled that today is World Book Day, a global celebration of reading! At TWLOHA and Here We Collide, we believe books are powerful tools of expression, growth, discovery, and healing. There are a number of ways you can mark your love of literature: talk about books that have changed your life, spend some time at the library, give a classic book to a friend, get lost in a story before you go to sleep, maybe even write your own.
A flickr user's Reflections of Amsterdam album features pictures of the city's reflections in puddles. How can you see your home in a different way?
Drawing/Doodling is just something I do, no matter what mood I'm in. It's a way for me to feel free and to have complete control. Rules do not exist, so I draw whatever is on my mind. Sometimes I love it, hate it, or am just completely confused by it. Well, whatever is, having a pen in my hand puts me in a place of comfort.
You, in all your beauty and your brokenness, are reason enough.
