November 28, 2009
buongiorno: Tet, 1958, Morris Louis

buongiorno:

Tet, 1958, Morris Louis

1:40am
(No. OF NOTES: 2)
  
November 24, 2009
theindiehippie: claire alice young.

theindiehippie:

claire alice young.

9:49pm
(No. OF NOTES: 4)
  

8:09pm
(No. OF NOTES: 338)
  
thisrecording: some are dead and some are living

thisrecording:

some are dead and some are living

4:16pm
(No. OF NOTES: 43)
  
November 23, 2009

2:02pm
thisrecording: TRANSMIGRATION SOLO See the black bird in that tree trying out the branches, puzzled. I am up there with you puzzled against the rain blinking my eyes. - Joe Ceravolo

thisrecording:

TRANSMIGRATION SOLO

See the black bird
in that tree
trying out the branches, puzzled.
I am up there with you
puzzled against the rain
blinking my eyes.

- Joe Ceravolo

1:49pm
(No. OF NOTES: 17)
  
November 22, 2009
whatstheworld: jakermeister: How soon is now?

whatstheworld:

jakermeister:

How soon is now?

9:23pm
(No. OF NOTES: 18)
  

7:03pm
shynessisnice: We are unusual and tragic and alive.— Dave Eggers

shynessisnice:

We are unusual and tragic and alive.
— Dave Eggers

6:51pm
(No. OF NOTES: 12)
  
November 21, 2009

whatstheworld:

victoriaaa-:

Russell Brand interviewing Morrissey about Years of Refusal.

4:46am
(No. OF NOTES: 5)
  
shynessisnice: Little girl, you’re old enough to understand,That you’ll always be a stranger in a strange, strange land. — Arcade Fire.

shynessisnice:

Little girl, you’re old enough to understand,
That you’ll always be a stranger in a strange, strange land.

— Arcade Fire.

12:22am
(No. OF NOTES: 37)
  
olerud: Thelonious Monk and his Town Hall band in rehearsal, February 1959.(photo by W. Eugene Smith)

olerud:

Thelonious Monk and his Town Hall band in rehearsal, February 1959.
(photo by W. Eugene Smith)

12:18am
(No. OF NOTES: 9)
  
November 20, 2009
"God damn it, you’ve got to be kind."

— Vonnegut

2:04pm
(No. OF NOTES: 1)
  

2:03pm
(No. OF NOTES: 211)
  
"And the wild regrets, and the bloody sweats,
None knew so well as I:
For he who lives more lives than one
More deaths than one must die."

— Oscar Wilde, The Ballad of Reading Gaol

1:56pm
(No. OF NOTES: 1)