(by sonyavezhlivaya)
by darin morsel
Jorge Macchi - In Night
Musical notes of the score are marked with nails
Amazing things can happen when you have a huge mirror to spice up your landscape photos. Flickr user Manu Pastrana employed the technique to create a stunning visual effect.
Make sure to check out his Photostream for more amazing work, you won’t be disappointed!
via Loveyourchaos / Rawbdz
The print collection is up! You can view all the prints on the above tumblr. Each is part of a limited edition set of 15, and they won’t be back after they’re gone…
Funny story about this poem and the title forget me not: it was originally untitled and somehow acquired the title ‘forget me not” as it floated around in cyber space, and it stuck, so now I call it that too :).
Things I wish someone had told me when I was a college freshman:
- You will always believe you are more mature than you actually are.
- But you are also not as stupid as you fear you are.
- Do not let either of these things stop you from taking risks.
- There is no magic age that makes you an adult. Adults can be childish and young people can be mature.
- Everybody has shit to deal with. Keep this in mind when your shit threatens to overwhelm you.
- Your flaws will never prevent you from being an excellent human being. Other people’s flaws won’t ever prevent them from also being excellent human beings.
- Your professors are people. Not gods. People.
- Taking care of yourself is not the same as being selfish. You are allowed to do things just because they make you happy.
- Never let an “I love you” trap you in a relationship that is making you unhappy. You are allowed to leave a relationship and not feel guilty.
- When you leave a party make sure you have everyone you came with. No roommate left behind.
- Figure out what alcohol does to you and do your best to stop puking by the end of freshman year. The puking grace period ends real quick after that.
- Learn how you best approach schoolwork and embrace it. Don’t feel bad if the way you study is different from your friends.
- Try as hard as possible to ditch the high-school friendship rules. Meet as many people as you can.
- You will hurt people, as much as you like to think you won’t. Apologize. Ask for forgiveness. Remember how this feels when people ask for your forgiveness. Give grace.
- Your favorite experiences happen far outside your comfort zone.
(by Delaney Allen)
They’re Here! Professionally printed on high quality cardstock, every poem the print collection is part of a limited edition series; I only have 15 of each and they won’t ever be printed again once they’re gone. Check out the gallery here, and order over here.











