#kernels of wisdom

[greythoughtsreader]

Shiny packages made of plastic is a prominent sight in grocery stores. As a matter of fact it is rather rare to see anything that isn’t wrapped in plastic. How do you think this affects the way we perceive our relationship with plastic ? How would you change this?

[fiamac]

Found a half-empty, three month-old bag of popcorn in my desk drawer. Eating it right now. Can’t decide if I’m a boss-ass bitch who don’t care or a failed specimen of adulthood. Either way, the popcorn is tasty.

[pansy-chic27213]

When you are upset, there will always be people who want to comfort you and make you happy again. That's good, and it shows that they care about you and want you to be happy. What's not good is trying to be happy all the time. Sometimes you need to be angry or sad, and that's okay. The world isn't fair and we shouldn't have to act like it is.

[jennifermadeablog-blog]

I used to think a great deal on whether I liked an image because of its impressiveness or shock value or whether it was simply a good image. I confuse everything for myself.

Francesca Woodman, The Woodmans (2010)

[omjih]

Apparently, "M" on a bathroom door can mean not just men, but also mujeres.

[jennifermadeablog-blog]

[jennifermadeablog-blog]

"We should be careful about what we call nature. So much of what we call nature is just cultural bias." -  Annie Clark aka St. Vincent,  Spin Magazine interview

 Annie Clark aka St. Vincent,  Spin Magazine interview

[jennifermadeablog-blog]

“As machines become more and more efficient and perfect, so it will become clear that imperfection is the greatness of man.”

Ernst Fischer