my dad is the best story teller: he saw a kid who kept plopping on the ice today.
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my dad is the best story teller: he saw a kid who kept plopping on the ice today.
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i like to tell everyone that when they are thinking intensely of another person, he or she will return the thought. i only have extrapolative proof of this, but sometimes it can be so uncanny and perfect that it becomes impossible to not believe in this with all abandon. mr santiago likes to tell his students that if they stare into each other’s eyes long enough, they will fall in love. it’s possible right?
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“To be the older child is to think of your younger sibling in this way that is so impossible, so fixed and misunderstood that it’s better not to think at all. And to be the younger child is to have loved someone who mysteriously disappears, and that love, like the physical disappearance, makes a similar move.” — Jenny Zhang
i actually concluded a timed essay today!! i am pretty sure the reason i have never completed an in-class essay is because of compounded pressure: the speed at which your neighbor is writing, multiplied by the rate at which you recover from that tip of the tongue syndrome, raised to power of how quickly you can scratch out, forget, remember, and reremember.
how japanese people multiply. (via kottke.org)
when i have kids i will take so many photos of them.
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