“She sips her coffee, sets it down, stretches her arms. This is one of the most singular experiences, waking on what feels like a good day, preparing to work but not yet actually embarked. At this moment there are infinite possibilities, whole hours ahead.”
— Michael Cunningham, The Hours
i want friends with whom i can visit art galleries and photography collections, exchange monthly book recommendations, take long city walks during the night, drink cheap wine while listening to vinyl records, browse second-hand bookshops, spend all day in little libraries, sit on balconies and take pictures of the evening sky
This is in OUR HOUSE. It’s so perfect I could cry. Our very own introvert’s paradise. 😍
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Meadow flowers tattooed by Alicia Alderson at Living Colour Tattoo Studio
“Meadow-Flowers” by Sylvia Plath. Pen and ink on paper.
Musée du Louvre / Musée d'Orsay | 05.17
“To suppose a direct causal link between thoughts, as logic does, is the consequence of the crudest and clumsiest observation. Between two thoughts all kinds of affects play their game.”
—F. Nietzsche, The Will to Power, §477 (edited excerpt).
“Let us abolish the real world. To be able to do this we first have to abolish the supreme value: morality. It suffices to demonstrate that even morality is immoral, in the sense in which immorality has always been condemned.”
—F. Nietzsche, The Will to Power, §461 (edited excerpt).
