January 2012
30 posts
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It’s a shame when people feel uncomfortable about...
Try not to let the freedom of your youth convince...
“If wealth was the inevitable result of hard work and enterprise, every woman in...”
– George Monbiot
“And I try to teach my heart not to want nothing it can’t have.”
– The Color Purple
“One of those out-of-the-ordinary days that made sense of the slew of ordinary...”
– Let the Great World Spin by Colum McCann
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“I’m not much for conversation, I sing songs all day.”
– Color Confused by Jaymay
Author Interview: Dallas Clayton →
This is actually amazing and also really important, so.
“The goal isn’t to master the game. The goal is to have fun learning how to...”
– Dallas Clayton
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dallasclayton:
TIP
If you’re truly worried about being alone as you wind your way into your later years you should choose a career, or at very least a hobby, that involves meeting and interacting with large groups of new people on a regular basis. This isn’t a poem so much as a simple piece of advice that they don’t teach in school but probably should.
File under “Things They...
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Pieces of You- Walter Kirn →
Walter Kirn on the Sex Appeal of Plain Women. Great article.
Possibly the best AD reference ever.
thebluthcompany:
yestostayinginmore:
Liking Arrested Development does not make you special.
You’re not an intellectual just because you watched all three seasons.
If that’s a veiled criticism about me, I won’t hear it and I won’t respond to it
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“Sometimes at night I stare at the ceiling
And I wonder what’s wrong with...”
– You’d Rather Run by JayMay
“And I’m not sure the world is such a fine place to be bringing you. Many...”
– Waitress
“Our good fortune allowed us to feel a sadness that our parents never had time...”
– Beginners
Memoirs in Six Words.
This is for Chachi, mostly.
Stay classy, even when it’s tough.
Sometimes witty, sometimes caring, never tactful.
Honestly, honesty is not always good.
Generally, it’s been full of love.
“Listen to the Song of Life.”
That last one I borrowed from Katharine Hepburn. That was her family’s motto, but it’s just so perfect. That’s probably the best one, in...
