Linocut prints by William Hays. ~ Dawn ~ After the Storm, 2016.

Practical Magic (1998) dir. Griffin Dunne

"Failing Better: A Conversation with Ocean Vuong" interviewed by Viet Thanh Nguyen for LA Review of Books (2019) [ID'd]

Clouds over the glacier

Gosausee, September 2023

the funniest thing about the tiktok tradwife craze is people learning financial abuse exists but like, as a hypothetical. "wait what if the relationship doesn't work out and you have nothing of your own and nowhere to go?" congratulations you figured out a common reason people remain in abusive relationships and why it's important to maintain some level of financial independence

#me interacting with my coworkers

Mountain goat mom teaches her baby how to climb

Bianca Stone, from The Möbius Strip Club of Grief; “The Fall”

Gill Button (British, b. 1973, based London, England) - Fade into You, 2021, Paintings: Acrylic, Oil on Linen

who up experiencing divine madness

Hunt's Mesa, Monument Valley by Bousure

EILEEN (2023) dir. William Oldroyd

Adapted from the novel Eileen by Ottessa Moshfegh

​found this comment on a video of some swans crossing the street. wow.

Marin Majić (Croatian-German, b. 1979, Frankfurt, Germany, based Brooklyn, NY, USA) - There Somewhere, 2022, Paintings: Colored Pencil, Oil Color and Marble Dust on Linen

You have to recognize your capacity for harm. You cannot omit the harm you've done to others to remain "good." Anybody can be a bigot. Anyone can be an abuser. Anyone can harm anyone at any time even those who have been harmed themselves. The world is not made up of victims and villains only, this is life, not a Saturday morning cartoon and you are a human being who can or maybe even has hurt others and you HAVE to acknowledge that to learn to be better.

olivia henning