I will always remember, late at night, the extremely embarrassing moment I was at Berklee in a songwriting class & realized Paul sings “Bought some California Grass” instead of “Boston, California Crass” in Get Back.
There’s still time to put your account in a weird pose for the digital archeologists to scratch their digital brains over in thousands of years when they find the servers
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In a weird way, I think that the destruction of this platform by an arrogant billionaire with no understanding of how humans interact with one another sort of brought us all closer together again.
So its like its basically a train, on and in drive, with no driver. Is what I’m gathering right now. Are we, as the poet Osborne said, going off the rails on a crazy train?
Gets up, dons sweats, makes coffee, walks to window, clears throat, “(*daily screamed obscenities*)”, watches birds feeding, takes in the changing seasons, reads morning poetr-
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One painting from every year of the 20th century, in chronological order.
1900: Sunbeams by Vilhelm Hammershøi
1/100
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"Star Trek was an attempt to say that humanity will reach maturity and wisdom on the day that it begins not just to tolerate, but take a special delight in differences in ideas and differences in life forms."
- Gene Roddenberry
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sometimes I'm like the end of the world is imminent, and other times I'm like this is the best blueberry scone I've had in a WHILE
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So much heartbreaking history associated with the founding of America. We need to embrace it, rather than hide from it. So that hopefully, some day, we can share in an aggregate healing together, from our deeply cut generational scars— and our post-traumatic historical wounds. – at Los Angeles, CA









