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Louise Glück, from “Mutable Earth”, Poems 1962-2012

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internet friends are kinda like illegally downloaded friends. you don’t get the physical copy but you still get all the great content

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Thank you, Matthew Perry (August 19, 1969 - October 28, 2023)

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National Building Museum, Washington, DC

photo: David Castenson

#dc stuff

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as someones whos been here since 2012, this post hits hard

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whatever happens it’s so important that we’re funny about it. Above all else commit to the bit

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i want love

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took a while but i did it

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Avoiding this towing mistake can save your life | source

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Cats understand "naughty". In fact I think they're the only animal who understands it. Dogs know "good" and "bad" but not Naughty. Same with theft. Cats know what theft is. They know when they are thieving and you can see it on their faces. Squirrels are thieves but they don't know that. They know "take" and "have" but they don't comprehend what it is to steal. Nor do raccoons or coyotes or any species of rodent. They may participate in theft but they are ignorant of the weight of what they do, the full meaning of it. Cats know what crime is and they do it on purpose.

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25 and it got me excited