The doctor’s office was cold. Rebbecca didn’t like being in his office alone. It seemed sterile. He had stepped out for a few moments to collect the results from a file. He called her into his office to tell her. This was more than enough to make her nervous, and as she felt the throbs in her head, the tiny pains that squeezed her brain, she ( Read more... )

What do YOU want out of life? A room with a view? A mansion in malibu? A four-star Gucci model as a wife and two handsome prodigies for children? Or did it, in the end, turn out to be much more complicated than that? Like a house that was paid for, a roommate you called your spouse, and a long list of places you've wanted to go that you have ( Read more... )

"Incredibly Loud and Incredibly Close" by Jonathan Foer

This was incredible.

It's a book about losing things.

TO THE MAN WHO DREAMED OF ARTISTS:


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World Population Numbers:
2006: 6.5 billion
1967: 3.5 billion
1915: 1.8 billion

Upon having a little chitchat with my grand ol' pops about where he thinks this hellhole of the planet earth was going, he admitted his concern about population growth. I hadn't thought about, but it made sense. Considering the USA had just recently reached 300,000,000 ( Read more... )

World Population Numbers:
2006: 6.5 billion
1967: 3.5 billion
1915: 1.8 billion


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sticky summer days that smell like floral deodarent remind me of ice cream trips in the middle of green mass forestry only to stare at the sun to burn holes in my eyes. I used to like to pretend to be Galileo ( Read more... )