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this is one of my most “the sink helps with water” dumbest thoughts but this morning i was so absurdly grateful that we have a calendar cycle i almost cried. like what if instead of looping back through months everything was just an incredibly long series of numerically ordered days without pattern. that would be soooooo depressing but instead we live in a beautiful world where we actually have chance after chance because there will be more junes!!!!!

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i just listened to all the music thats ever been. my favorite was a song a little girl sang to her cat in greece in 1286. my second favorite was from a ceremonial performance in modern day ethiopia, from 22000 bc. i also liked STEELY DAN.

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Lecuire, Pierre - LA FEMME EST. PARIS, CHEZ L’AUTEUR, 1967.

Source. Sotheby’s.com

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Julian Trevelyan - Richmond Park. 1969

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Armenian medical manuscript on Horse Healing 13th century

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A mural of a forest in the South Bronx, New York. Captured by Thomas Hoepker, 1983

Mural Art by Alan Sonfist, 1978. The building still exists, however the mural is no longer there

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grief work, natalie diaz

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Larry Fink 12th St, From the Window, New York City 1964

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Dance with a mask, composition with feather and veil, 1930-33

Gyula Pap and Albert Hennig (Two artists of the Bauhaus)

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"The Alpilles" and "Mont Gaussier", Yoann Crépin

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bark beetle patterns

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Duane Michals, Things Are Queer, 1973

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this is probably the former closing dishwasher in me but few things are as personally satisfying as washing the dishes at the end of the night . something something michael chabon “either a surrealistic nightmare of the ordinary or a plunge into the warm waters of beautiful of routine” quote

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"It's like a hole in my life, an eight-year hole. That's what I find interesting in people's lives, the holes, the gaps, sometimes dramatic, but sometimes not dramatic at all. There are catalepsies, or a kind of sleepwalking through a number of years, in most lives. Maybe it's in these holes that movement takes place."

—Gilles Deleuze, On Philosophy

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Handwritten lyrics for Ceremony by Ian Curtis. Performed by Joy Division and New Order.