soul display

Things I like.
Things I'd like to be. Or maybe just things I'd like you to think about me.
woodendreams: (by jojo (imagesofdream))
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Fruit pizza!
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College.
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Light gets let in the forest
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Happy civilians of the spring season
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Albert Huffstickler  (via wethinkwedream)

(Source: timfen, via wordslessspoken)

We forget we’re
mostly water
till the rain falls
and every atom
in our body
starts to go home
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#fishing @aarsenault2012 (at Newmarket Mills)
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wind-s:

Owen Perry

(via treeporn)

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nprfreshair: Was there ever a more charming letter writer than Vonnegut? slatevault: In which Kurt Vonnegut modestly offers his talents to the JFK campaign. Our favorite line? “On occasion, I write pretty well.” http://slate.me/11QNcwA
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criminalwisdom: THE SECOND COMING OF PSYCHEDELICS» Ric Godfrey had the shakes. At night, his body temperature would drop and he’d start to tremble. During the day, he was jumpy. He was always looking around, always on edge. His vibe scared the people around him. He couldn’t hang on to a job. He started drinking and drugging, anything to numb out. Years passed before a Department of Veterans Affairs counselor told him he had severe post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD. The former Marine had spent the early 1990s interrogating prisoners in Kuwait. Years later, he was still playing out the Persian Gulf War. Counseling helped a little, but the symptoms continued. He went to rehab for his substance abuse, then tried Alcoholics Anonymous. “That went on for 10 years,” he said. “I don’t know how many times I hit rock bottom.” Then one of his Seattle neighbors—a woman who also suffered from PTSD—told him about a group of veterans who were going down to Peru to try a psychedelic drug called ayahuasca, a jungle vine that is brewed into a tea. Indigenous Peruvians called it “sacred medicine.” A wealthy veteran had started a healing center in South America and would pay all his expenses. Keep reading. Art by Bruno Borges (Source: utnereader)
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trippinghippy: this is so pretty.
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basketbike: jakupwashere
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frugalsciante: psychedlicsexfunk: Oh John Chaaad is beautiful <3
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