—At Least It Was Here
‘At Least It Was Here’ by The 88
I’m really emotional this evening and listening to this made me cry for a number of fairly silly reasons.
Such a good song.
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good/bad enviro map of the united states
It may be an issue when the most environmentally redeemable aspect of your state is that it has the “Most Ozarks”.
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Sendak, who died this week, did not make books for children. He just made books. His linework was elegant, sometimes even cute, but always honest. He was wise, and he never patronised any readers, adult or child. I devoured interviews with Sendak: he was a grumpy, Jewish, brilliant, wise contrarian and he didn’t mellow as he aged. But then, he had never created mellow books. His coming out in 2008, age 80, was a final act of honesty.
Something Sendak once said is the epigraph of my next book. “I remember my own childhood vividly.” he explained. “I knew terrible things. But I knew I mustn’t let adults know I knew. It would scare them.”
—I wrote a short piece about Maurice Sendak in today’s Guardian, for their “My Hero” column. (via neil-gaiman)
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Stephen Fry: Can we settle an important question?
JK Rowling: Yes.
Stephen Fry: How do you pronounce your last name?
JK Rowling: It is Row-ling. As in rolling pin.
Stephen Fry: So if any of you hear someone pronounce her name “Rohw-ling”, you have my permission to hit them over the head with — not with Order of the Phoenix, that would be cruel. Something smaller, like a fridge.
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I hate the word homophobia.
It is not a phobia.
You are not scared.
You are just an asshole.
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I am now even more convinced I am a cat.
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there’s a teacher at my school who has a copy of the Declaration of Independence taped to his door. Seeing as it was my last day, I decided to steal it and replace it with a photo of Nick.
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