Avalon Landing: Archive

May 29, 2012101 notes

“Well, I am used to the rootlessness that goes with my profession. But I would like people to be able to stay in one community for a lifetime, to travel away from it to see the world, but always to come home again….Until recent times, you know, human beings usually had a permanent community of relatives. They had dozens of homes to go to. So when a married couple had a fight, one or the other could go to a house three doors down and stay with a close relative until he was feeling tender again. Or if a kid was so fed up with his parents that he couldn’t stand it, he could march over his uncle’s for a while. And this is no longer possible. Each family is locked into its little box. The neighbors aren’t relatives. There aren’t other houses where people can go and be cared for.” —Kurt Vonnegut

May 28, 20121 note

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May 28, 20125 notes

#Sir Michael Rocks #The Cool Kids

May 28, 20126,086 notes

#pharrell

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May 27, 2012

A Lot Of Times, Emotion Overcomes Logic

May 23, 2012

#thoughts.

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