February 2012
Feb 11th
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Off in Every Direction
rabbit-light:  We have said nothing but started anyway. It is not a beginning. On the phone we take solace. In the air we make faces. What does one do with photographs of past lovers? The obvious ones, the enlargements, can be discarded at the other end of anger & a bonfire. Off in every direction movement: bipedal, automotive, locomotive & sound: oral birds whose chipped words do not...
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Oh shoot. Didn’t expect to have so much to say about Merlin. Then I realized I had much more to say from the way some plot lines are choppy as is some character development (especially Morgana and Gwen), to how much I loved little moments between Merlin and Arthur, Arthur and Gwen, etc. Ok, I’ll shut up now. Sorry for the geeky outburst :)
Feb 11th
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Anonymous asked: So what do you think of Merlin, now that you've watched it all? Do you like Colin Morgan's portrayal of the character? Also, what is your favourite season thus far?
Feb 11th
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So. Watched 4 seasons of Merlin in 5 days. Go me.
Feb 11th
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“Great writers, I discovered, were not to be bowed down before and worshipped,...”
– Stephen Fry, January 28 2012, The Times, extracted from The Library Book (via meiringens)
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Anonymous asked: Would you say your art is a representation of your inner landscapes?
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This is a Van Gogh kind of day.
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“Now, this may seem strange from someone who writes about pretty dresses (mostly)...”
– You Don’t Have to Be Pretty - A Dress A Day (It was nice to read this, this morning)
Feb 6th
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decaying-organic-matter asked: Bravery has nothing to do with being fearless. Whatsoever. Bravery has everything to do with overcoming the obstacle of fear. If you weren't scared to begin with, then what's so remarkable about doing it? Fear comes in different shapes and different sizes, and you don't always overcome that fear. Sometimes, just the very act f recognizing fear takes a certain level of bravery. You...
Feb 4th
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decaying-organic-matter asked: "True heroism is remarkably sober, very undramatic. It is not the urge to surpass all others at whatever cost, but the urge to serve others at whatever cost." ~Arthur Ashe. / Being brave can mean loving someone else. It means creating things. It means being honest and wearing your heart on your sleeve, as the saying goes. It means being able to look at things from a perspective outside...
Feb 4th
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Anonymous asked: Hello MJ. First of all: I'm in love with your blog, you as a person, your personality and view on the world. When that's said, I need some help. Lately I've been feeling like there's no life left to live in this world. I'm currently not living, in some wierd and deeply depressing way. I feel like I'm nothing. Like I'm just a void thing floating around in a dark...
Feb 3rd
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I think I want it too much. Or not enough. Or in the wrong way. I would love so much to make a living of painting pictures, and pasting papers together and writing words into stories. I would so love it. But the more I think about it the more pressure there is on my lungs until I can’t breathe and grow anymore. And here I am unable to write anything decent, painting meaningless things over...
Feb 1st
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Feb 1st
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