This is the coolest! I want this in my house.
Mikko Kuorinki - Wall Piece with 200 Letters
From march 2010 until february 2011, Kuorinki formed one new text on the wall of Kiasma museum every week. my favorites are these Infinite Jest quotes. holy smoke man.
(via themonicabird)
emotionalism
I remember crying over you and I don’t mean like a couple of tears and then I’m blue I’m talkin’ about collapsing and screaming at the moon but I’m a better man for having gone through it Yes, I’m a better man For having gone through…
Ever since I learned how to curse I’ve been using those sorry old words But, I’m talkin’ to these children and I’m keeping it clean I don’t need those words to say what I mean
computer lab
how many reps do you think i would get
if i turned up my music
and danced ALL UP OVER THE CLAB?
alot? yeah, you’re right.
bummer.
we’re bouts to be best friends, elisabeth elliot.
biography paper in a week?
challenged accepted.
I looked out the window as the song started and saw a beautiful view of Lynchburg &
I thanked God for everything all at once. Or at least, I tried.
Faith. Mixed cds. Mountains. Afternoons. People who understand you so well they just know your words before you say them. Ministry. Cold weather. Black pullovers. Summer camp. Typing. Forgiveness.
sweatpants.
I’m nineteen and I have this life ahead of me & I’m pretty excited about it.
there’s morbid thing, hellish dreams, death
poverty, babies unheld
their pink flesh unkissed
beautiful lovers being left
but there is space between this tradegy and the next
the smile
the handshake
the sidesplitting mistake that erupts all over the floor
we smile for the sadness
because while it burns us
we’ll all have scars to show off
this is not a poem; this is a reminder
be joyful because you have a choice
not because the world decided to change and kiss your face all day everyday
Listen up children :) →
Proverbs 17:22 - “A cheerful heart is good medicine, but a crushed spirit dries up the bones.”
let’s all change our own lives as of right now. readysetGO
(Source: ringleaderjayy, via thingssheloves)
The last line should strike like a lover’s complaint.
You should never see it coming.
And you should never hear the end of it.
— Suzanne Buffam, On Last Lines (via thebronzemedal)
