"Once he started a drawing, the anxiety lifted. Relief arrived as a state of entrancement."
-me and this old fellow should be friends.

this starts a new series.
i will take quotes from nytimes.com and bring them to you all

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flinthesu
an end to worldly pain

I would not run from the holocaust I would not run from the bomb I'd welcome the chance to meet my maker and fly into the sun Fly into the sun fly into the sun I'd break up into million pieces and fly into the sun I would not run from the blazing light I would not run from its rain I'd see it as an end to misery as an end to worldly pain An end to ( Read more... )

art ( Read more... )

so i was walking home one day from visiting my friend jacob (this is before schooled started on tuesday). passing many rollerbladers, bikers, and especially runners on this pretty little path beside the river. i saw a beautiful shimmering bike sitting all by itself (looked stolen then dumped). i looked over the edge of the stone wall and took a ( Read more... )

over a Singapore sling well out of a lousy two day pass with buck shot eyes and a purple squeezing all the life heart i rolled down the national stroll and with a big fat paycheck strapped to my hip sack with some Filipino floor show and a shore leave wristwatch underneath my sleeve in a over this Chinatown fair Hong Kong drizzle on Cuban heels i ( Read more... )

i don't know where i am. i could not substainiate buying a new shower curtain yesterday and was aprehensive about buying food becuase i was afraid of my check not going through yet but thought it was perfectly acceptable to buy 1.75l of swedish vodka. tomorrow will be groceries and so on. i'm so alone here with so many people all around me. right ( Read more... )

procrastinating as we speak ( Read more... )

boo hoo hoo
so
guys
well...
the house
we might keep it because of top secret handlings
a workshop will be developed
tad and i will work my pa's farm in th' summer time

tad and i started playing chess ( Read more... )