pockets of peace

More trees, less assholes.

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This site simultaneously made my day and brought on a sudden wave of vague homesickness ↘

Toronto Strife: Telling the daily minutia of our City, in gifs

jennilee:

The Stump Book, Vancouver Envioronment Education Project, UBC, in co-operation with the British Columbia Forest Service, 1975

jennilee:

The Stump Book, Vancouver Envioronment Education Project, UBC, in co-operation with the British Columbia Forest Service, 1975

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REAL LIFE DRAGONZ?!!
mmmm creamy
lukariot:

Have y’ever drunk Bailey’s from a shoe?

mmmm creamy

lukariot:

Have y’ever drunk Bailey’s from a shoe?

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ggabriellaa:

Skagen is the northernmost point of Denmark, where the Baltic and North Seas meet. The two opposing tides in this place can not merge because they have different densities.

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29 Ways To Stay Creative.

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April, come she will

“Lately I’ve been feeling an urge to write as much as possible.  I think this stems from a desire to create and not just consume.  I’ve fallen easily into the trappings of consumption, but not the material kind….more so the consumption of knowledge…I think I’m addicted to the internet and the endless quantities of diversion and possibility that it provides, and it has become a struggle to fill the void and find inspiration from within.  Maybe writing will fix that.” (October 27th, 2011)


Spring is here, and it’s time to bring my brain out of hibernation.  I’ve begun keeping a notebook again, so this weekend was spent sorting through my old collection of paper scraps and disjointed musings that probably contain more information than my journal itself.  In the process, I’ve assembled some interesting fragments from the thought archive that reinforce how - in some ways - very little changes.  Long story short:  I’m still trying to write more.  And the irony of posting the above on the internet is not lost on me.


A picture in 365 slices. Each slice is one day of the year.

A picture in 365 slices. Each slice is one day of the year.

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dearscience:

Starlight (by Richard Larssen)

dearscience:

Starlight (by Richard Larssen)

Sounds about right

Sounds about right

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