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  1. Doing some introspection on the direction of my creative life, home life, work life. How can they all work together to achieve whatever the hell I am trying to achieve?

  2. Great at home fitness exercises
  3. janes-little-cherry:

    This song just reminds me of: Well that’s pretty good. You should get an act together. Can you do Barbara Streissand. -Bosco (Red Badge.) Hahaha.

    Great dance song. Reminds me of Bassment Jaxx songs. 

    (Source: under-the-darkening-sky)

  4. Hectic schedule means, less projects going and being hyper-focused. If I want to lose this weight, it’s going to be what I do when I get home from a long day of work. Cooking is what I’m going to do and then (unfortunately) finish the rest of my work. This way, I think, results will be more attainable and I will get there finally. 

    Maybe once it’s summer I can return to my other things, such as drawing, french and writing. But I’ve been putting off my health for far too long to let it get any worse than it has been.

  5. I decided to change this around. I’ve been struggling with my weight and exercise for the past 2 years. I get greatly discouraged from my hurt foot because I can no longer run the way I used to.

    I am seeing a doctor about it but because of my crazy hours at a new job, I don’t remember to call until after 5pm.

    I will keep trying. I will. I am not going to get discouraged if some days I can’t work out or I don’t work out as much as I should. I should look at each day as a new chance, a new opportunity to be one step closer to how I used to be.

  6. designtank:

    Three minimalist typographic posters celebrating famous scientists, by Indian graphic designer Kapil Bhagat. These clever posters show the value of doing personal projects.

  7. vintageanchor:

Here’s a great link on how to build a bookcase: http://ow.ly/iBpCX

My future books

    vintageanchor:

    Here’s a great link on how to build a bookcase: http://ow.ly/iBpCX

    My future books

    (Source: vintageanchorbooks)

  8. I should read something. Like a book.

  9. We buy stuff to cheer ourselves up, to keep up with the Joneses, to fulfill our childhood vision of what our adulthood would be like, to broadcast our status to the world, and for a lot of other psychological reasons that have very little to do with how useful the product really is. How much stuff is in your basement or garage that you haven’t used in the past year?

    Your Lifestyle Has Already Been Designed | Thought Catalog

    This is a very fine examination of our culture or work and consumerism. As with all great work, it will make you very uncomfortable. At least it should.

    (via minimalmac)

    Love this quote because it’s what i realized about my own life. I’ve made it a mission to get rid of things I no longer use and haven’t bought “things” just for the heck of it

    (via minimalmac)

  10. vintageanchor:

“One must learn to love, and go through a good deal of suffering to get to it, and the journey is always towards the other soul.”  ― D.H. Lawrence D.H. Lawrence died on this day in 1930. His ashes are interred in a small chapel in the mountains of Taos, New Mexico.

    vintageanchor:

    “One must learn to love, and go through a good deal of suffering to get to it, and the journey is always towards the other soul.”
    ― D.H. Lawrence

    D.H. Lawrence died on this day in 1930. His ashes are interred in a small chapel in the mountains of Taos, New Mexico.

    (Source: vintageanchorbooks)

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