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Jun 27
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“‘Let’s talk of many things’ - E BarringtonThomas FW Cheshire, 1966, this reprint 1968. Designer and de-facer unknown.” (via letslookupandsmile)
“‘Let’s talk of many things’ - E BarringtonThomas FW Cheshire, 1966, this reprint 1968. Designer and de-facer unknown.” (via letslookupandsmile)
Jun 25
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In the late 1940’s, W.H. Auden became enamored of the idea that every writer’s mind is a household containing three personalities. T.S. Eliot’s, he wrote, included an archdeacon, an old peasant grandmother and a young boy who liked to play practical jokes.
Jun 20
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…and I was left alone with the bad taste of nothing, lulled by the train cars that galloped past the sewer pipes, beaches, and boats of the Tagus, lulled by the river’s waves while my hands, as if praying, held the absence of your hips.
The Natural Order of Things by Antonio Lobo Antunes, the end of one of the breathless-long sentences that I particularly liked
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nuns (via superbomba)
nuns (via superbomba)
Jun 19
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benjaminhilts:

feltron:

http://seedmagazine.com/interactive/workbench/oliver_sacks/
woodswoodswoods:
For frequent Radiolab listeners/Oliver Sacks fans: Sacks’ workbench, complete with commentary. I want to meet this man.


Oliver Sacks is one of my heroes. I’ve been reading him since I was fourteen and remain awed and delighted and moved by his work—which isn’t something I can say for 95% of the other authors I was reading at the time. He’s genius.

benjaminhilts:

feltron:

http://seedmagazine.com/interactive/workbench/oliver_sacks/

woodswoodswoods:

For frequent Radiolab listeners/Oliver Sacks fans: Sacks’ workbench, complete with commentary. I want to meet this man.

Oliver Sacks is one of my heroes. I’ve been reading him since I was fourteen and remain awed and delighted and moved by his work—which isn’t something I can say for 95% of the other authors I was reading at the time. He’s genius.

Jun 18
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fierce polar bear (via superbomba)
fierce polar bear (via superbomba)
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  • Old woman with a chicken in her lap: I believe that people one day hopefully will understand as I do, all children and adults, how wonderful a little chicken can be. All chickens! That they're just not a little chicken in the barnyard to eat. No, that they have a special personality. May you all have the same joy that I have had, knowing a chicken. Mwah! *kisses chicken* My little soul-mate...
  • --The Natural History of the Chicken (http: //www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkxO91TLKVg)
Jun 15
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benjaminhilts:

lesliefeist:

“You and I” - Wilco & Feist

This is some sort of heaven.

May 13
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nookphotos:
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nookphotos:

Source: unknown.
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May 11
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