April 2012
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March 2012
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i am a rock breaking
i am a rock breaking in the stream of last winter to now.
everything i balanced against is gone. the song refuses to echo
and the chorus wont speak.
like staring at the sun from an unsafe distance
my reflections ripple and toss as i crumble.
my desperate fortune never enough,
i will be shattered for this spring for this stream
until summer’s cast can’t tell me apart.
Think of me, think of me fondly.: Something about... →
car-je-suis-l-amoureuse:
Something about you that I can’t shake, Don’t know how much of this I can take, Baby I’m under your spell.
I was knocked out and loaded in the naked night. When my last dream exploded, I noticed your light. Baby, oh what a story I could tell.
It’s been nice seeing you, you read me like a…
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himynameisele:
Tom Waits - Soldier’s Things
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Nature-Deficit Disorder - NYTimes.com →
funwithplantingplans:
Kids who do play outside are less likely to get sick, to be stressed or become aggressive, and are more adaptable to life’s unpredictable turns, Louv said.
Privilege
nickgerber:
Every day is a privilege. I think that was one of the things I’ve learned from my archive. I’ve seen and lived amazing things. I cherish that, and I cherish that I get to share them with you guys in addition to keeping an archive of my life. Thanks for coming on the ride. There’s a lot more to come.
“My perspective definitely changed. This program has absolutely had a positive...”
– Kate Pittel A Nurse with MSF speaking about her time in Nigeria Read the full article from the Oakland Press here. (via doctorswithoutborders)
i just scored a specialized rockhopper from the trash. air, lube, and pads- rolling!
I know text is scary - this will only take 3...
nickgerber:
(That’s what he said)
Operation Route 66:
What We’re Doing:
Each of the men and women who have fought in Iraq or Afghanistan has a story. These tales can be described as hair-raising, poignant, heartbreaking, riveting and more, and each is the story of an American hero. After hearing some of them, my father and I decided it was our duty to help tell their stories – to help bring...
“The insufficient capacity of the Iraqi health system to respond to the medical...”
– Shinjiro Murata, An MSF field coordinator from Japan, worked with MSF in the southern Iraqi city of Najaf, where his main focus was setting up a new project focused on improving perinatal and obstetric care in one of the largest referral hospitals in the region. Here, he talks about his experience....
