i just think the world would be a better place if we would all take a bit of time to examine how we personally interact with stories
I, for one, am a complex network of interconnected stories stored on a meat based drive.
that is quite possibly the most terrifying way of describing a human but honestly same
Some Aerial Hoop love! <3 This looks like a painting!
“A person needs just three things to be truly happy in the world: someone to love, something to do, and something to hope for.”
via @love-diaries
Santa Maria della Salute, John Singer Sargent
Size: 53.66x36.83 cm Medium: watercolor
moths, willow trees, grey cotton dresses, dusty windows, old books, creaky wooden floors, broken clocks, howling winds, cluttered attics, woolen socks, piano duets, chests full of lost things, wax candles, foggy mornings, miles of rolling hills, sudden rainstorms, aged photographs, windchimes, echoes, wooden railings with intricate details, wardrobes, dirty mirrors, drawers full of buttons, and forgotten love letters
Analicia Sotelo, from “Private Property” published in The Rumpus (via lifeinpoetry)
via weheartit
People look so different once you don’t care about them anymore
Jon Wassom (American, b. 1984, Springville, UT, based Phoenix, AZ, USA) - 1: Kindred, Acrylics, Oil on Canvas 2: Grasp, Oil on Canvas 3: Convergence, Acrylics, Oil on Canvas
Mary Szybist, from Granted: Poems; “In Tennessee I Found a Firefly,” (via violentwavesofemotion)
1Q84, Haruki Murakami (via illuminosity)
In 2018, try to find the time to write down your goals (even the little ones).
Be brave and optimistic this year - but also keep your resolutions manageable by breaking them up into monthly or seasonal goals. Hold yourself accountable by sharing your goals with your family and friends if you feel comfortable with it. They can help you, encourage you, and celebrate your successes. It’s also important to remember to always give yourself credit for trying. Acknowledge your own accomplishments, even the ones that seem small. You’re doing great just by setting goals and being yourself.
May 2018 bring you growth, fulfillment, and joy. Happy New Year!
I love the idea of seasonal goals! Winter goals: Read 5 books, leave the house whenever possible, get a pullup!
You are bigger than what is making you sad.
