Wandering Coast

Survival.

[wanderingcoast]

Scheduling a post far into the future. Bitch I hope that wedding was fabulous or I’ma smack the shit out of you right now

[walking-geema]

[ginocchie]

as a child i was always amazed by how fast adults could chop onions and then before you know it you’re chopping onions very fast and that’s it that’s life

[miss-perkey]

[doramilaje]

THE OLD GUARD (2020) dir. Gina Prince-Bythewood

bonus:

[swansong-willows]

[theconcealedweapon]

[anxietyproblem]

[flowinghly]

ig: paulaordovas

[wildbookblr]

[kabaks]

this website is annoying on a fundamental level bc the tagging sytem will periodically forget tags you use every day for no discernible reason but you’ll spell “photography” wrong once in a tag and for the rest of your life it’ll ask “photgrapy??? photogopy??? photograp???? is that it???? potogap???? you fucking idiot?????”

[anxietyproblem]

Dear September, please play nice.

[awordshesays]

please, please

[gurl-why-u-like-this]

September? Isn’t it currently March 174th?

[today-we-will-survive]

I guess September didn’t want to play nice.

[anxietyproblem]

[foxiny3-moved]

Mood

[hillnerd]

I went to the woods a few eels back and sang, full volume, ‘into the unknown’

[anxietyproblem]

Instagram

[torithebardbarian]

i feel targeted

[hugtheteadrinkthekitten]

[tabbysally]

Oof this is my very essence.

[etherealwisteriaa]

i feel very exposed

[everydayindian]

The ‘i understand’ is my go to phrase

[aryesdanger24]

Don’t worry about it and I understand are mine

[artfilmfan]

The Booksellers (D.W. Young, 2019)

[baaikha]

This hits on a really important point libraries have been trying to get across for YEARS!

Data rot is a thing. Look around for a file you made 7 years ago and you’ll have trouble opening it, if at all. I’ve lost entire novels this way.

A book? That will last for centuries. I can throw a book in a deacidification bath and guarantee it a long life. But a computer file? It’s only a matter of a very short time.

And ebooks have the issue of license agreements. You don’t buy ebooks. You license them. You purchase the ebook license and suddenly, a year later, you don’t have it because of license terms that you don’t understand and are under the control of the publisher.

Book stores aren’t dying because of millennials. Millennials are really the driving force behind saving them. What’s really killing bookstores is a combination of cost of print vs value, average salary compared to inflation, and the monopoly of large book sellers hedging out the market and driving up the price of print.

[noelfieldingisprettierthanme]

paper doesn’t become obsolete because it’s programming is out of date. paper can’t crash and lose the information on it. paper can be passed from generation to generation

[jaubaius]

Wow…😎😏

[argumate]

now that’s commitment to the premise!

[dbakeiro]

Gosh, his laundry is probably ruined

[noxsanguius-deactivated20250519]

Due to personal reasons,

It is now Halloween

🦇🕸🦂🕷🍁🍂🔪🎃🔮🎱🌚🌙🕯🗡⚰

[bogwitchenergy]