Ordered Pizza From A Small Local Place And They Didnt Actually Cut It So I've Chosen To Revert To A Wild

ordered pizza from a small local place and they didnt actually cut it so i've chosen to revert to a wild animal and begin ripping it apart instead of just using a knife to portion slices

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8 months ago

The human-ness of needing to make meaning out of things we encounter and experience

Nothing hurt more than the blood just being red.

The Human-ness Of Making Meaning Out Of Things We Encounter And Experience.

The human-ness of making meaning out of things we encounter and experience.

6 months ago

hope is a skill

3 years ago

"I see you chose the strawberry-milk variant."

"You got a problem with that, giggle mug?"

Went To A Boba Place Recently That Played Jazz Music Outside And It Reminded Me Of An Old Black And White

Went to a Boba place recently that played Jazz music outside and it reminded me of an old black and white detective film 🧋

10 months ago

There is hope. I promise. Young people just won their case against the state of Montana. Ecuadoreans braved escalating political violence to vote against oil drilling in the Amazon. Brazilian deforestation is down by enormous amounts since Lula took office. They’ve invented hydropanels that synthesise pure water from the air. People are farming in solar parks. A ship just launched for its maiden voyage using rigid sails designed to mimic wind turbine blades. EV sales are taking off, and, more crucially, cities are re-assessing their very relationship with the car. By the 2024 Olympics the river Seine will be safe for people to swim in again. More and more people are replacing their gas boilers with heat pumps. Solarpunks are growing crops in their back garden and distributing them to their neighbours. Great tracts of land are being given back to nature. Young people are channelling their energies into meaningful careers. Pilots are leaving the aviation industry. Yes, the world is dark and terrible and full of awful dangers that keep you up at night, but we are a huge movement that grows every day in numbers and power. Your small actions matter. Our collective triumphs are increasing. Things are going to get harder, extreme weather will be more common, but with ingenuity, resilience and crucially, COMMUNITY, we can build an equitable world on this strange, tired old planet. See you in the future.

2 years ago
Happy New Year!

Happy New Year!

Here's a rabbit to start off 2023.

10 months ago

There's something otherworldly about the way the scent of wet earth hits your senses and you feel nothing but at peace with the world

1 month ago
The ship that took my mother to Ellis Island
eighty-three years ago was named “The Mercy.”
She remembers trying to eat a banana
without first peeling it and seeing her first orange
in the hands of a young Scot, a seaman
who gave her a bite and wiped her mouth for her
with a red bandana and taught her the word,
“orange,” saying it patiently over and over.
A long autumn voyage, the days darkening
with the black waters calming as night came on,
then nothing as far as her eyes could see and space
without limit rushing off to the corners
of creation. She prayed in Russian and Yiddish
to find her family in New York, prayers
unheard or misunderstood or perhaps ignored
by all the powers that swept the waves of darkness
before she woke, that kept “The Mercy” afloat
while smallpox raged among the passengers
and crew until the dead were buried at sea
with strange prayers in a tongue she could not fathom.
“The Mercy,” I read on the yellowing pages of a book
I located in a windowless room of the library
on 42nd Street, sat thirty-one days
offshore in quarantine before the passengers
disembarked. There a story ends. Other ships
arrived, “Tancred” out of Glasgow, “The Neptune”
registered as Danish, “Umberto IV,”
the list goes on for pages, November gives
way to winter, the sea pounds this alien shore.
Italian miners from Piemonte dig
under towns in western Pennsylvania
only to rediscover the same nightmare
they left at home. A nine-year-old girl travels
all night by train with one suitcase and an orange.
She learns that mercy is something you can eat
again and again while the juice spills over
your chin, you can wipe it away with the back
of your hands and you can never get enough.

Philip Levine, “The Mercy”

1 year ago

Sometimes I think I'm holding back out of habit. Like I should've broken a long time ago. What does that make my current state, hm?


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11 months ago
And I Wake Every Night
And I Wake Every Night
And I Wake Every Night
And I Wake Every Night

and i wake every night

crying, “set me free”

Abbey by Mitski

happy may the fourth!!!

8 months ago

do it drunk. do it high


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