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Jules of Nature
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YOU ARE THE REASON
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
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almost home
we're not kids anymore.
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Stranger Things
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@without-fathom
28 year old French tennis player Marion Bartoli is your 2013 Women’s Singles Wimbledon champion!
That’s Bartoli there on your left. And I’m sure you can see the problem here. You don’t? Oh, that might be because you’re not a BIG SEXIST ASSHOLE. Because, if you were, you’d take one good look...
This isn't a feminist attempt at sarcasm. Its response to mentalities that blow.your.head.off.
Eleventh Doctor per episode; The Eleventh Hour
Why did you say five minutes?
Of A Story, And a Song...
“There once lived a girl who had a story and a song locked up inside her. She was born without a tongue so no one knew of her secret wealth. Even though she was unable to utter a word, she remained a perfectly happy child. The story and the song, however, were frustrated by their captivity. No one could hear them. They were unsure whether they even existed at all. Only the girl knew that she contained them and that mae her happy. One day she tripped on a stone and fell. The prisoners fell out of her. She let out a cry, a cry for the very first time. A bard was passing by. He picked up the tale and took it away with him on his travels. The song flew into the throat of a bird. The world began to resound with music and literature. And the girl – what happened to her? The girl became empty. She now had a voice, but nothing to say.” - Nilita Vachani (HomeSpun)
Hepburn did not waste time holding on to youth. ”She was always a little bit surprised by the efforts women made to look young,” remembers [her son] Luca. ”She was actually very happy about growing older because it meant more time for herself, more time for her family, and separation from the frenzy of youth and beauty that is Hollywood.” (Audrey’s Dolce Vita - Vanity Fair 2013.)
How do we fall in love?
"You don’t fall in love like you fall in a hole. You fall like falling through space. It’s like you jump off your own private planet to visit someone else’s planet. And when you get there it all looks different: the flowers, the animals, the colours people wear. It is a big surprise falling in love because you thought you had everything just right on your own planet, and that was true, in a way, but then somebody signalled to you across space and the only way you could visit was to take a giant jump. Away you go, falling into someone else’s orbit and after a while you might decide to pull your two planets together and call it home. And you can bring your dog. Or your cat. Your goldfish, hamster, collection of stones, all your odd socks. (The ones you lost, including the holes, are on the new planet you found.)
And you can bring your friends to visit. And read your favourite stories to each other. And the falling was really the big jump that you had to make to be with someone you don’t want to be without. That’s it.
PS You have to be brave."
- Jeanette Winterson (Big Questions from Little People and Simple Answers from Great Minds)
May 20, 1990: Calvin and Hobbes creator Bill Watterson’s remarkable Kenyon College commencement address on creative integrity.
“A bad joke, Your Grace.”
Game of Thrones cast → Lena Headey
“Since being quite young, I’ve had a very strong sense of independence and survival. As a child, I was on my own two feet emotionally.”
Message to a graduate – the inimitable Grant Snyder brings his brand of comic irreverence to the seasonal standby of commencement addresses and their cliches.
But not all graduation speeches are created equal: Here are some of history’s most timelessly uplifting and thought-provoking speakers: Greil Marcus, Ann Patchett, Jacqueline Novogratz, Neil Gaiman, David Foster Wallace, Ellen DeGeneres, Aaron Sorkin, Barack Obama, Ray Bradbury, J. K. Rowling, Steve Jobs, Robert Krulwich, Meryl Streep, and Jeff Bezos.
Dust If You Must - Rose Milligan
Punography - or for the uninitiated, the art of puns. Epic stuff.
