i think my problem is that i’m trying to be a fictional character in a non-fiction world
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Emily Hope's This and that.
life:
Caption from LIFE. “When the Webbs play table tennis, Horace takes his place at midcourt and watches the ball flash by. Sometimes he catches it and runs off with it.”
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Graphic design for science nerds or science for graphic design nerds?
Graphics by Kapil Bhagat.
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Klaus Baudelaire, the middle child, loved books. Or, rather, the things he learned from books. The Baudelaire parents had an enormous library in their mansion. A room filled with thousands of books on nearly every subject. And nothing pleased Klaus more than spending an afternoon filling up his head with their contents.
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Terry Pratchett's "The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents"
- "Well, I'll tell you something," she said. "If you don't turn your life into a story, you just become a part of someone else's story."
- "And what if your story doesn't work?"
- "You keep changing it until you find the one that does."
“I can’t stress this enough: Do what you love…in between work commitments, and family commitments, and commitments that tend to pop up and take immediate precedence over doing the thing you love. Because the bottom line is that life is short, and you owe it to yourself to spend the majority of it giving yourself wholly and completely to something you absolutely hate, and 20 minutes here and there doing what you feel you were put on this earth to do.”
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The Onion, “Find The Thing You’re Most Passionate About, Then Do It On Nights And Weekends For The Rest Of Your Life” (via sarahspy)
fuck
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The animators for the Dinosaurs in Jurassic Park practicing their dinosaur runs
Perfection. I have found it.
These people were living the dream.
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The Power of Books.
I actually had image number 3 happen to me once, but if you’re going to bury yourself in maritime fiction, that’s one of the risks.
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Bill Nye’s home.
Nothing could make me more curious about your taxidermy than this.
February, Michael Sowa
Cornbread fish!
