having an average weekend.

somethingsomethingsomething

"and the skulls were gone from their skeletons"

the ghost with the most toast.

erica's skull, still attached to its skeleton.

a few reasons i'd like to go to anarctica

1. nacreous clouds.

2. sastrugi.

3. icebergs.

4. southern lights.

spectre bark

-today i think that cashew butter is the Mr. Holland's Opus of nut butters.
-medal=meddle=cashforgold?
-intermittent panic attacks=lobotomy?
-big league chew.
-dolphin blood.
-"The Polar Spirit's fellow-dæmons, the invisible inhabitants of the element, take part in his wrong ; and two of them relate, one to the other, that penance long and heavy for the ancient Mariner hath been accorded to the Polar Spirit, who returneth southward".

that's about all, really.


and, and, and...

my soldiers stay eternal

Whoa.
I didn't know Tupac was only 25 when he got capped. [That's probably not the preferred term but i couldn't decide between murdered, assassinated, or killed so i went another direction entirely.
it's the best i could do. ]
i learned it in this pbs documentary about the hip and the hop. i thought it was interesting-ish.
a little too women-and-gender-studies for me. no offense. okay, some offense.
regardless,
that is heavy...for the obvious reason that it's very tragic and young to die and wilfred owen and blah blah blah but mostly because i would've thought he was like 38.
looked way older than 25.
Another celeb gone too soon at the tender age of 25 was the hunk-tacular Brad Renfro, r.i.p.-- too hunky for this reality.
and i am too delirious for this reality.

don't want to not sleep, but time won't let me.

good coffee, and hot!

Carlos Sánchez portrayed Juan Valdez for over thirty years, from 1969 to 2006.[1] He was originally a coffee farmer from Antioquia, Colombia. He currently is an artist in Medellín.

sometimes, i hear the strangest things