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That’s how long I’ve had this thing. From the tail end of high-school (cringe) to all of college (cringe) to this weird, post-grad, early 20s hustle (cringe, but with decent health insurance), it has been incredible way to keep track of the back corner table crew (and a few others).
Going to primarily exist here now: OTBD. Here’s to all of my enormous draft boxes, which I’m attempting to empty. Here’s to risk and practice and mess. Here’s to getting better. If nothing else, I hope to give myself another reason to look back and wonder who in the hell gave me 10 fingers and the WiFi password.
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Shmaryam.
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Are you doing selfie?
My dad, every time he catches me on my phone
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Yaaaaaaas.
(gif by Sneaky Chino)
Reblogged from:arelliah-blog-deactivated201608
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The texts of the books were as diverse as the geography they covered: Nigeria, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Botswana, Zambia, Mozambique. They were written in wildly divergent styles, by writers that included several Nobel Prize winners. Yet all of books’ covers featured an acacia tree, an orange sunset over the veld, or both.
“In short,” the post said, “the covers of most novels ‘about Africa’ seem to have been designed by someone whose principal idea of the continent comes from The Lion King.”
"Readers will be put off if you don’t mention the light in Africa. And sunsets, the African sunset is a must. It is always big and red. There is always a big sky. Wide empty spaces and game are critical—Africa is the Land of Wide Empty Spaces.”
Reblogged from:cordjefferson
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Mos Def- Fear Not of Man
Reblogged from:hisfavouritecolor
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burrowmeister
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I needed a Do Not Disturb sign for my attic lair. Housemate made me one using Beyonce lyrics. Ble$$ed.
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Love the new place. Miss this old place. 4 “homes” in one year. I think I’m done moving for a while.
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New Market, Tennessee.
