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Thought via Path
Dear Tumblr: I’ve blogged on Yahoo before. So, no, thanks all the same. – Read on Path.
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Thought via Path
Don’t know how in hell we are tied for second after that road trip, @SFGiants. :/ – Read on Path.
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the Rumblr: I’m not saying artists shouldn’t borrow from or quote or be influenced...

I’m not saying artists shouldn’t borrow from or quote or be influenced by other artists. On the contrary, this is often where great art begins. And I’m not even sure where I stand on the idea of originality. I’m speaking more of certain, often-changing trends in the arts: shortcuts and tired…
Posted on May 19, 2013 via the Rumblr with 17 notes ()
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The government is cutting music programmes in schools and slashing Arts grants as gleefully as a morbidly American kid in Baskin Robbins. So if only to stick it to the man, isn’t it worth fighting back in some small way? So write your damn book. Learn a Chopin prelude, get all Jackson Pollock with the kids, spend a few hours writing a Haiku. Do it because it counts even without the fanfare, the money, the fame… .
Concert pianist James Rhodes articulates the urgency of finding your purpose and doing what you love. As a wise woman eloquently put it, “Start with a big, fat lump in your throat, start with a profound sense of wrong, a deep homesickness, or a crazy lovesickness, and run with it.” (via explore-blog)(via explore-blog)
Posted on May 19, 2013 via Explore with 401 notes ()
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Thought via Path
Another day of Crohns attacks. The best revenge? Get up and live again tomorrow. – Read on Path.
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Thought via Path
“It’s not the years, honey; it’s the mileage.” ~ Indiana Jones – Read on Path.
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Thought via Path
Got to start day early to finish early, AND get to teach this afternoon. So, yeah, it’s a good Friday. :) – Read on Path.
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Maybe you have to believe in the value of everything to believe in the value of anything.
Posted on May 17, 2013 via Explore with 498 notes ()
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The shining.
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Thought via Path
Never fails—no matter how empty the train station, there’s always someone who stands too close. – Read on Path.
