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not-ideal:

I haven’t been in a good mood today myself. I think the trick is going to be to get out of the house, read and write elsewhere. I remember writing in locales like this while in Europe. It wasn’t just Europe that sparked me: I was moody and tired at key times there. It’s more the idea one is out somewhere that’s nice enough and one wants to make the most of that. I remember scribbling the notes for this reflection on Masaccio’s “Holy Trinity” at a somewhat nice locale.

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I must say, I have some pretty cool stuff in my house sometimes.

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adventures-of-the-blackgang:

Lowestoft, Suffolk - circa 1908

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ohitsashame:

Life on Mars by gurbir.grewal on Flickr.

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Chichen Itza

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My new ride.

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npr:

Since 2009, photographer Chris Jordan has been documenting birds on Midway Atoll way out in the Pacific Ocean — near what’s known as the “Pacific Garbage Patch” or, essentially, a swirling heap of plastic the size of Texas.

What Jordan found on those islands were carcasses of baby birds that have died an unnerving death: According to the BBC, “about one-third of all albatross chicks die on Midway, many as the result of being mistakenly fed plastic by their parents.”

(via How Soda Caps Are Killing Birds : The Picture Show)

Photo: Chris Jordan

Plague Doctor

bohemea:

The Beatles by Richard Avedon, August 11th 1967

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