Becca Kello

pluralseasonmedia: I don’t usually blog very often, but I really wanted to share this with you few who follow me. This may be an old song to some and it should be to me, however, it’s been hiding on my iPod for over 6 months now. Tonight on my jog I was shuffling songs andContinue reading

Partly Cloudy

tylerknott: I lovewhen Isit alonein a roomand the lightexplodesas it often doeswhen the sun stops its hiding behindthe cloud.Perhapsit’s not the darkthat grows quieterbut some lightnessin megrowing louder? -Tyler Knott Gregson-

‎Before you diagnose yourself with depression or low self-esteem, first make sure that you are not, in fact, surrounded by assholes. William Gibson (via bossa)

Have I mentioned that I’m not eating chocolate in 2011?

good: Today, senior editor Cord Jefferson notes that the Norwegian killings shouldn’t be seen by anyone as points on scoreboard: It’s easy to gloat right now. It’s easy for liberals to mock right-wing zealots. It’s easy for atheists to mock the faithful. It’s easy for Muslims to mock Christians. But what we forget, amid allContinue reading

Learn to hear yourself. My writing voice is really the voice in my head. It’s not how I talk aloud, but how I talk to myself, in the noisy cavern of my skull. I listen to myself talk, inside, and that’s the voice I try to get down in writing. Leo Babauta – http://zenhabits.net/voice/ Yes. EvenContinue reading

soulpancake: Superheroes Art Print – by Danny Haas @emilyredding, this one’s for you.

life: Russell Brand, a former addict, and friend of Winehouse when she was an unknown talent, wrote this tribute to express his sadness over Winehouse’s death on his website: “Now Amy Winehouse is dead, like many others whose unnecessary deaths have been retrospectively romanticised, at 27 years old. Whether this tragedy was preventable or notContinue reading

dcmetropeople: Seeking Enlightment. Submitted by Pablo Benavente.

You must listen to what people sing to know what they really think.

These are words that I had the privilege to hear Vincent Harding speak at the Wild Goose Festival a few weeks ago. He offered beautiful stories and spoke with an intonation that only a person who has accumulated wisdom over time can speak. He told stories of writing speeches for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. He spoke of his community thatContinue reading “You must listen to what people sing to know what they really think.”