and he leaves the springs behind.
sometimes I remember things I’ve done and then I shudder or wince and quickly remember why I needed to end it/cut it out of my life/move on. While I guess they’ll always have (and be) a part of me (sometimes some experiences more than others), but in the end, I’m always so confident in my decisions.
—Sharon Van Etten - Serpents
Sharon Van Etten — Serpents
I can’t wait for ALL OF THESE.
A bunch of my good buds are putting out truly phenomenal new albums in the first quarter of this year. I couldn’t be more excited for folks to hear these gorgeous records. Life-changing music by people who have changed my life. Besides all that they all have amazing, beautiful, classic album covers. Good work everyone!! 2012 is gonna be a good one!
A lot of white people like black people. They buy hip-hop, they watch black athletic and sports figures and it’s super popular — from jazz through hip-hop. Having a black friend is a mark of progressive success as a white person. And the black person is usually seen as their asset. It’s like: I’m cooler by proxy.
—Baratunde Thuston, on why it’s important for white people to have a black friend (via nprfreshair)
(via nprfreshair)
Leaning, leaning, leaning on the everlasting arms.
Esquire: Is the poster for the new season of Mad Men a desecration? Or just how we continue to reckon with 9/11?
Mad Men Season 5 Poster Controversy - Falling (Mad) Man, by Tom Junod
Yeah, and I think this is how we should count to 20 from now on :
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
People need to stop treating 9/11 like it’s some sort of religion. It was an incredibly sad event and an important one too but damn, people, quit fetishizing it. It’s a poster of a guy falling. Move on.
I keep coming back to this.
You don’t have a soul. You are a soul. You have a body.
—C.S. Lewis (via larmoyante)
(via thedoubtfulguest)


