Adorable.
CHILDLIKE WILDLIFE
thoughts, wonders & snippets of life
This song and the dancing in the video make me so happy.
Our society has exploded. There’s so little common ground, so little glue, so few places where we all come together. Well, a museum is one of those places.
—Frank Robinson, amazing man and former director of the Johnson Museum of Art at Cornell. More can be read on him here.
“It is absolutely true. This is all they have known. I have literally missed half of their lives. In the last two years, I have been gone eight months each year. You can’t get these things back. Thank goodness our family is based on sincere and perceived love. While things are not perfect, in the grand scheme of things, we are very fortunate. They know they are loved and cared for. They know that I miss them.”
From the NYTimes article Photographing the World, Longing for Home - Read on for an interesting, fresh perspective on photojournalism thanks to the inspiring Ed Kashi. I have a newfound respect for photojournalists.
The seed of true transformation is a humble willingness to see things differently.
—Mastin Kipp, founder of The Daily Love
“[Introverts,] the world needs you and it needs the things you carry. So I wish you the best of all possible journeys and the courage to speak softly.”
Homesick.
Terrific performance of an adorable song.
Do you have the slightest idea (No, I don’t)
Why the world is bright with you here? (Oh, is that so?)
Stay a while and wait and see (Wait, and see)
If things go right we’re meant to be
How I feel about returning to work every Monday following weekends that are always too short.
(via phlebotomus)
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My favorite song as of late.
Give me nights of solitude
Red wine just a glass or two
Give me something fun to do
Aah aah aaah
There’s something in the water,
Something in the water
Aah aah aaah
There’s something in the water that makes me love you like I do.
—Brooke Fraser, “Something in the Water”
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