A little peak into my world?
I wish I did yoga, knew how to samba, could drive (and had the resources to use my license for a road trip), frequently traveled the world (or at all), drank less crap and more water, and I reaaaaally wish I could ride a bike.
But it's not all bad. Here's what I actually do: learn languages, read books, drink delicious coffees and teas, look out my window a lot (I have a great window), take volunteer jobs for the fun of it, and so much more.
I have lots of cool things as well. My bed is cool (and red). My favorite mug is simple, but cool (also red). I have a giant wooden tiki spoon on my wall. I have great roommates, who I have known since middle school. I have the city I live in, which amazes me more every day. I have my laptop, my fucking laptop that I love more than food and air.
Things suck hard and suck hard often, but overall... thing's aren't bad.
• Ask/Comment
can we talk about the way the letter g is written on computer fonts
if i ever try to write that on paper it looks so weird
same with the number 9 like if i write it like that it looks like a fuckin g
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(via brightcolors27)
the first episode of twilight zone tells this story of a man who appears out of nowhere not knowing who he is or where he is. he’s walking down this road and he finds a coffee shop. the coffee is still hot and there’s music still playing, but nobody is around. he eventually finds this city, complete with shops and a church and a police station, but still no one is there. so he freaks and flips until finally he goes completely insane.
and like every twilight zone episode, this one has a message. being alone is one of the scariest possibilities to consider.
Picture: Ronald Wittek/Solent (via Pictures of the day: 15 May 2013 - Telegraph)
jus’ chillin
— Kurt Vonnegut (via rainydaysandblankets)
(Source: quotecatalog, via comeonneileen)
