February 2012
67 posts
“The conspicuously well dressed man is not a well dressed man at all, but merely...”
– Fashion, August 1899 (via putthison)
“Ladies, take a moment to stand naked in front of the mirror and look very...”
– Dianne Robinson
rudyfrancisco:
At age 10, my mother randomly said to me “your going to be something great..I can see it”. I spent the rest of my life trying to prove her right
Has anyone read 'Looking for Alaska' by John...
This is one reason John Green is awesome.
fishingboatproceeds:
sstephaniecaroll:
and if so, would you recommend it?
I thought it was okay.
WatchYES!
thelazy:
Recess Opening Scene remake
I love hard. But I friend harder.
Hobbes x Issue One →
Check out Hobbes’ Journal.
It’s a poetry and spoken word publication that a friend of mine is starting out. With contributions from a few young poets from Toronto and one from England, it’s a dope zine. I have a few poems in there as well, so be sure to check those out. Big things are going to be coming soon.
Download the PDF at the site and dive into some good poetry.
Watchlateryears:
“Daddy interrogates daughter to get a confession on who is her favorite parent.”
always reblog
"You two are too young to have a baby."
chsca:
The Ragged Gengar: “You two are too young to have a baby.”
sir-brandoneminia-of-scarborough:
This is what my friend’s priest said, or a variation of it, during rehearsal before their daughter’s Christening. We were all just 17.
But of course they’re “too young.” I mean like, no shit. Do you think it was easy for my two friends to have to transition into a new life they didn’t expect?...
“In every man’s memories there are such things as he will reveal not to everyone,...”
– Notes From Underground by Fyodor Dostoevsky (via rionner)
Wabi and Sabi: The Aesthetics of Solitude
mostexerent:
Nearly all the arts in historical China and Japan derive their aesthetic principles from Taoism and Zen Buddhism. The two great philosophical traditions proved compatible specifically with the culture and psychology of Japan. The hallmark of a Chinese or Japanese masterpiece free of modern influence continues to be the naturalness and uncontrived, even “accidental” appearance of the...
