I love jaywalking with another pedestrian lol we’re unionized

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I love jaywalking with another pedestrian lol we’re unionized
everymorning: i think im about to die. i think im going to die. im actually going to die. this is it. im going to die. im going to die immediately.
every single night: lock in. OK. Lock In. Change your Life. I love you. Lock in. This is going to be big. I’m going to change the world. Ready? I love you. Lock in. I have an idea. Lock in.
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photograph by Andres Vasquez
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LIKE THE DAY AND NIGHT,
WE RUN DIFFERENTLY.
'scenery in the owens lake area,' california by wilson davis ellis, american c. november 1949.
This one resonated with me
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Paul Bransom (1885 - 1979). Bear Head Sketches / Bear Paw and Claw Sketches. Charcoal and pastel on paper. 1952.
National Museum of Wildlife Art, x / x
“Puddle” woodcut, 24 cm × 31.9 cm M.C. Escher, 1952