this is all i want. this is all i came for.
this is my life
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
I AM SO BAD AT THIS TUMBLR BIDNESS. I feel like one of those out-of-the-loop (usually older, sorry) folk that gets a newfangled cellular phone and can’t figure out how to make a damn call. “It’s a tip calculator!” “IT HAS MORE FUNCTIONS!”
Anyway. Someday I will figure this out, or find a site that I prefer better, or get a better computer setup going, not that any of that matters, to anyone probably.
I watch too many old movies and dream that someday I can either hit the Kerouacian road, or set up shop in some small lonesome town and sell creepy antiques. That’s pretty much how I spend my time lately. Not that anyone cares.
See you in another six months or so.
Hi… sorry i never check tumblr. where do I know you from?
Back unfortunately in Deanie Loomis mode.
Ugh. Murphy’s Law has completely worked against me today. New computer is now not a sure thing (not yet anyway), and I broke my coffeemaker this morning… wow I know those are petty-sounding first world problems, but the mood I’m in doesn’t help either. I’m about to go all Basil Fawlty on the next person/object that happens to upset me.
(Source: fuckyeahthedamned)
I want a dandy highwayman for my birthday
June 6, 1982 - October 22, 2011
It just isn’t fair to attempt to sum up a person in a few sentences, not to the person or the reader. I consider myself lucky to have known him, to be able to call him a close friend. Words can’t begin to express how wonderful he was, and what an incredible loss this is.
Cover shot. October twenty-eleven edition of Star Rise Shine, issue nine.
Yea, we’re back in business. If you’re interested, curious, feeling particularly sorry for me - shoot me an email or what-have-you. I’m not going to charge anything, however… Generous donations of one to two dollars would be greatly appreciated :P
“Wherever I go and whatever I do I am always in the straight-jacket of junk, unable to move a finger to free myself.”
“I want to be rid of junk more than I ever wanted anything.”
William S. Burroughs, 1955, 1956 (via kevinramos)