May 2013
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Purple Yellow Red and Blue by Portugal. The Man →
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April 2013
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Heads Up
I’m going to go to downtown Detroit and surrounding areas (i.e. Indian Village, Royal Oak, Birmingham, etc.) with only my camera, and I would love company. I’m going to spend all the good light of that day that I can shooting, and I would love to meet up with anyone in the area to photo them/have them photo with me. I’m working on a project to showcase the beauty of Detroit from...
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““You should know that you awoke something inside of me. A yearning of...”
– This is a part of a larger collection of writing that was not written with the intention of ever venturing past a .doc file. These are deeply personal thoughts. Thoughts in which I was (and, at times, still am) convinced that I was alone in experiencing. But I have found that people, myself...
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I will just move to Paris and New York and London and everywhere thanks.
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Ghost by Sky Ferreira →
Soundtrack for April showers in the mitten.
“Booze is always helpful. And so is the art....
aronjea:
– Hank Moody
“Hank: It’s my purgatory, really, inner drinks, whatever. I’m never really all...”
– Hank Moody in Californication (x)
“Let me tell you a story. The day after Columbine, I was interviewed for the Tom...”
– Roger Ebert (via albinwonderland)
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March 2013
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“If baseball players testifying about steroids in front of a House Subcommittee...”
– HBO’s The Newsroom on a new debate format.
(Whole Scene)
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The Disenfranchisement of Intelligent Thought
I have been struggling lately with the idea that my generation has, deservedly so, earned titles such as “Worst period Generation period Ever period” (Newsroom). The dichotomy between pre and post-Internet generations is startling, leading me to question if the real enemy of our generation is not censorship, foreign threats, or overseas wars, but rather, for the first time, we are the...
