honeydunce

pretty much stuck with my heart sticking out.

Category: photo

one way to drown some sorrow.

Today feels like a bit of a bust. A somber anniversary. The Steelers get absolutely mauled by the Ravens in the regular season opening game. The final kicker: a gnarly headache. I drowned my sorrows in a mug full of vanilla soy ice cream, Craisins, a soy mini chocolate sandwich, and a generous dusting of […]

see ya, summertime

a few choice moments of the season:

 Kid Cudi, Best Coast and Rosta - All Summer .mp3

Found at bee mp3 search engine

here it comes, there it goes

scarf #2, stripes.
I proudly stand next to my hot, sweaty love for the summertime. It’s hard to see my adoration ever changing completely. It’s hard for me to hold autumn up next to that. How do I say it? The fall is a totally different village in my hippocampus. Lots of memory here, but different […]

I’ve been keeping a photo-journal of my migraines for a couple years now. It is one of those private things. It is a catalogue of erratic–some migraines simply do not allow for the time it takes to snap a shot, even if it only takes a moment. A lot of episodes are missed. Most of […]

If you like short stories and beautiful writing(the kind that engages all the senses), then you should read this book. I’m about 25 pages from the end and I’ve been singing its praises since page 1. It’s such a wonderful thing–to be reading this book right now while I’m editing my own. The bravery of […]

a fun game of perspective–bird on the right is standing on the bike seat; bird on the left is standing on the ledge behind him. even better because the “small” bird looks like a shrunken bald eagle.

i love this time of year.

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from the top: trees in the neighborhood, a fence covered in records(also in the neighborhood), abacus deals with the heat, green open spaces in ohio

Covered in spiders’ webs, these cocooned trees in Sindh, Pakistan, are an unexpected result of floods that hit the region in 2010.
To escape from the rising waters, millions of spiders crawled up into trees. The scale of the flooding and the slow rate at which the waters receded, have left many trees completely enveloped […]

t minus forty

“Do everything with a mind that lets go.” - Achaan Chah
I can’t go into the next ten with anything but a carry-on, and the contents must be shit worth carrying on with. The stuff I touch often, the things that tether me well but release when ready. A roundabout way of saying in forty days […]

eileen myles

photo w/ renee’s camera during our adventures in nyc, october 2010. an amazing day indeed.