This blog is moving (again).
I’m switching from Tumblr to Jekyll.
From now on you can find me at blog.similarselection.org.
If you’re following from the dashboard, this is the last post you’ll see. If you’re following via the site feed, everything will switch over auto-magicly.
See you there!
“We really looked at Seattle as what not to do,” says Anna DiBenedetto, a staff assistant to city commissioner Randy Leonard, the spiritual godfather of the Portland Loo. “We think it was the design that was the fatal flaw. Trying to be comfortable and private makes people feel more empowered to do the illegal activities that people do in public toilets.”
I know some people who have online persona’s that are dead boring.
The thing is that I love spending time with them in person.
When they’re online they worry about being themselves. Some hypothetical person that they don’t know will judge them unfairly. They’re someone else. A minute sliver of who they are. Life removed. Like the clip-art version of a personality.
Me… I know I’ll never work for a company that won’t hire me.
The reality is that neither will anyone else.
(letter via: thisisnthappiness)
(Source: 8tracks.com/pinwheel)
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Henry Miller;
The Plight of the Creative Artist
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(via: UbuWeb)
‘This Space Available’ - Brian Lehrer Live
It’s inappropriate to be treated as a consumer everywhere you go.
(via: nevver)
lane:
I am grateful for the good people I’ve been spending time with lately.
(This is a handful of them.)
Me too.
