Me: I guess the message I’m getting from all of this is ‘YOU NEED PEOPLE!!’ Mom: Well…you’ve always had the people…I think the message is that you’ve got to learn to let those people in.
Move. Eat. Learn. I swear, if I ever get to travel the world I want my partner to be an excellent videographer.
Tyler Knott: Root
tylerknott: I think she has roots in the soles of her feetand when she walksshe plants herself into the earthand lets the earth take hold of her.I think if you listened close enoughfor long enoughyou could just make out the soundof those roots in those soleslifting through the soilsighing in the… Tyler Knott: Root
bookmania: A bookshop entrance in Wheeling, West Virginia. (via hipsters-in-space) Love.
Nakedness and the Divine
It was one of those late Summer mornings, the ones that start to look like Fall, but when you go outside, summer attacks your senses with heat and the sounds of bugs. I was heading to yet another doctor’s visit where I would inevitably end up naked, or partially naked in a doctors office, myContinue reading “Nakedness and the Divine”
fuckyeahhiking: Half dome cables 8/1/11. thisisnotdying Want to do this one day. This has got to be way more intense that climbing Stone Mountain, I know….but it reminds me of it. My calfs hurt just looking at it.
All of us are meaning-seekers. We approach every painting, novel, film, symphony, or ballet unconsciously hoping that it will move us one step further on the journey toward answering the question, ‘Why am I here?’ People living in the postmodern world, however, are faced with an excruciating dilemma. Their hearts long to find ultimate meaning,Continue reading
outsidemagazine: In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Snow… Kingston University, London, awarded the world’s first PhD in Snowboarding. To a priest. His thesis? Finding the connection between snowboarding and “zen” moments snowboarders experience mid-ride on a quiet slope. Amen.
I am here for you whether or not you believe you need me at all. Daily Haiku on Love by Tyler Knott Gregson (via tylerknott) This is one of the most beautiful haikus I have ever read, perhaps because it can be extended to the world.
strangersintransit: 08.02.2011 — new york city, new york — by rhodocop i wish i was a little bit taller, i was a baller
