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Source: sophie--annSometimes its just time to slow down.. time to look around.. see the worlds true beauty.. get away from the tyranny that is reality.. simply escape.
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you know when youre having sex, or giving head, and they whisper fuuuck
yeah thats probably one of the greatest moments in life
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A herd of aligned giraffes walk across savanna grass in Africa, May 1910.Photograph by A. Dugmore, National Geographic
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Follow your own curiosity and say the most interesting stuff first. There is this weird idea of a “general reader,” who reads the New York Times and is equally interested in about 200 things (politics, peace in the middle east, pie, &c). I don’t think such people exist. And if they do, they are too busy reading the New York Times to read whatever you’re writing.
So forget that hypothetical reader and write about the things that are most interesting to you. Then, make it your mission to explain to readers why they should care about this thing you find interesting.
At the base of it, I guess I don’t believe in other people’s hierarchies about what’s important in the world. … And — this is one reason I love the web — all the analytics I’ve ever seen on my stories indicate that my own interest level and effort dictate what does well, *not* the subject matter.
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“Forget your generalized audience,” John Steinbeck advised in his six timeless tips on writing, and The Atlantic’s Alexis Madrigal echoes him with even more depth and dimension in his own advice on writing.
Pair with famous writers’ collected wisdom on the craft.
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I’ve reblogged this a million times and I’m okay with that..
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not only are the pictures flawless,
but the vinyl selection.
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- books
- unexpected kindness in strangers
- the rest of the world to travel
- languages to learn
- animals to take care of
- volunteer work to do
- the power of a good night’s rest
- the changing of seasons
- infinite things to learn
- billions of people to meet and possibly love
- billions of people who might love you back
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