May 2013
21 posts
12 tags
May 21st
4 notes
8 tags
I can’t quite shake the sickness I seemed to have worried myself into.
May 18th
2 tags
May 17th
16 notes
May 13th
2,774 notes
4 tags
What an inconvenient holiday, that I should be robbed the simple joy of a full tank of gas and an open road.
May 12th
2 notes
May 12th
3,288 notes
May 10th
409 notes
Hyperbole and a Half: Depression Part Two →
between-letters: Great, funny essay about depression (with hilarious pictures!). I’ve experienced depression many times so I’d like to end this with two words: Fuck depression.
May 9th
35 notes
8 tags
If the legs of an old bedside table  buckle inside an empty house, does it still make a sound?
May 8th
1 note
2 tags
ListenListen
May 7th
2 tags
ListenListen
May 7th
May 7th
763 notes
3 tags
May 7th
9 notes
May 6th
4,786 notes
Listenswelliing: A Glass Can Only Spill What It...
May 6th
73 notes
7 tags
Currently, I am drowning in the deep, deep waters of your holiness. I don’t understand it. I can’t believe that you are being faithful to me.
May 4th
1 note
May 2nd
99,521 notes
Listenlearnerthinker: I think I saw you in my sleep.
May 2nd
2 notes
May 2nd
3,253 notes
8 tags
Surely, when all of the bodies have dismissed themselves from the confines of my living room, my brain will put two and two together and solve for y. Four has never sounded so lonely.
May 2nd
2 notes
5 tags
How delightful it is to rest beneath the shade of your tall tales.
May 1st
32 notes
April 2013
16 posts
Apr 30th
21,622 notes
Apr 29th
949 notes
Apr 29th
349 notes
“When you plant lettuce, if it does not grow well, you don’t blame the lettuce....”
– Thich Nhat Hanh (via originalgiantcontent)
Apr 29th
94 notes
1 tag
Oh, Delight; what a mess we have found ourselves in.
Apr 27th
8 tags
You are a stone to me, my Ebenezer; you are stone before me, and like shale in a landslide, you are slipping from me.
Apr 23rd
6 tags
I once had a dream of a darkness so solid, it could deafen. We watched it climb the woods, the porch, and one another. I searched for you in it; I reached out and grappled to find your hand, only discover that it was not your hands I was holding. I woke to feel it crawling up my arm, like a serpent swallowing his prey. What a crafty creature.
Apr 16th
1 note
Apr 15th
875 notes
Apr 12th
114 notes
6 tags
Send me to my waiting place. Tuck me into a blanket of turf and a pillow of sod. Dreaming is for sleeping; the rabbit-trails of the sentience hold no weight in wakefulness. Shake me when the van pulls into the driveway, like a child exhausted by the long drive home. I am weary.
Apr 11th
2 notes
Apr 7th
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Apr 6th
Apr 4th
58,794 notes
Sardines: Interview: Kameron Richie →
affinityparcels: Kameron Richie. humble and honest guy. He’s a young artist who’s about to graduate from Texas University. Check out his work on his site and our interview after the jump. “My name is Kameron Richie and I am a printmaker. I do enjoy photography and illustration, but…
Apr 4th
16 notes
Apr 2nd
2 notes
10 tags
You’re back. You’re back. You’re back. YHWH is so, so good; He spoils his sons and daughters, and lavishes affection.
Apr 2nd
March 2013
4 posts
Mar 30th
4 tags
Mar 27th
3 tags
I know you miss the Mountains, but I beg you, please don’t go.
Mar 16th
2 notes
5 tags
ListenSleep Whale is wrecking my life these days.
Mar 4th
February 2013
23 posts
5 tags
Feb 26th
2 notes
2 tags
I need to stop looking at housing listings in other states.
Feb 25th
1 note
1 tag
What the junk.
Feb 25th
Feb 25th
4 tags
Death visits in a matter of minutes when swimming in the Arctic, and that iceberg smile has you sinking quick as the skiff I’ve been bailing water out of for months. I know the snow tastes like novacane, but dear, it will freeze you cold and dead; reach for the flare,  please, before your body succumbs to hypothermia.
Feb 24th
5 tags
I was really counting on the Spring. I was expecting the groundhog to enjoy the Sunlight, but when he woke to his Shadow, he lay back to sleep for forty days and forty nights.
Feb 21st
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Feb 21st
25,591 notes
3 tags
Feb 19th
72,307 notes
Feb 16th
1 note