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About: i'm eclectic and spontaneous, yet predicable, loud but quiet, outgoing and shy, energetic and lazy. i'm a walking contradiction. i'm human.

get to know me. we probably have something in common.

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folkthepainaway: drinkyourjuice: I was mad at him for cutting the flowers — like really mad — until I noticed the one on his lapel and then I sighed because what a fucking neat and direct way to talk about growing up, Shel Silverstein. ^ dat

folkthepainaway:

drinkyourjuice:

I was mad at him for cutting the flowers — like really mad — until I noticed the one on his lapel and then I sighed because what a fucking neat and direct way to talk about growing up, Shel Silverstein.

^ dat

i just need to remind myself of this.

i just need to remind myself of this.

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“When I was in elementary school, I was pretty sure that eighth grade meant adulthood. The eighth graders were the oldest kids in the school, and their classroom was down a long hallway. I pictured the hallway as a golden path to the future. I was sure the eighth graders had it all figured out. Later, I extended that to the high school seniors, then the college seniors, then, people who were 25. Now, finally, I can see that there is no moment in life when it all makes sense. Nor is there any real marker that someone DOES know what the fuck’s going on – an engagement or a house does not mean that someone feels complete and content. At 27, I can talk to my parents and see that while they’ve done a lot of amazing things with their lives, there are still doubts and insecurities that they’re holding on to and trying to make sense of. Answers don’t come with age. Age provides perspective, but life wasn’t designed with a point at which it definitively gets easier. It’s up and down, all the time, for everyone. We’re just doing our best, all of us, and that’s ok.” —Five Things I Know At 27 | Thought Catalog (via fartherfromearth)

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i’ve never hated a place and what i’m doing as much as i do right now.

hello midlife crisis, it’s time to start over.

“Study the science of art. Study the art of science. Develop your senses—especially learn how to see. Realize that everything connects to everything else.” —Leonardo da Vinci (via artandsciencejournal)
think-progress: Nope. i can’t wait for him to become irrelevant again.

think-progress:

Nope.

i can’t wait for him to become irrelevant again.

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flentes: Artist Rashad Alakbarov uses suspended translucent objects and other found materials to create light and shadow paintings on walls. The jaw-dropping light painting above, made with an array of colored airplanes is currently on view at the Fly to Baku exhibition at De Pury Gallery.

flentes:

Artist Rashad Alakbarov uses suspended translucent objects and other found materials to create light and shadow paintings on walls. The jaw-dropping light painting above, made with an array of colored airplanes is currently on view at the Fly to Baku exhibition at De Pury Gallery.

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