Nothing Too Complicated

"The end is where we start from."

ts eliot 

Onward

Ten Things I learned in College

1. People have many parts. Don’t worry about distinguishing between your many selves – you are wholly all of them at once.
2. Discipline is a wonderful, terrible art.
3. The most memorable moments are the ones we don’t plan. They happen on bathroom floors and in parking lots.
4. In conflict, it is best to speak your mind. Listen first, think twice, and use “I statements.”
5. Our lives are defined by the things we say yes to and also the things we refrain from.
6. We choose our friends, but they also choose us – over and over again. Be humble in this knowledge.
7. One of the most valuable things you will ever do is give your heart to someone. For best results, hand it over gently, in pieces, a little at a time. 
8. Some things, like grades, are important because they matter. Other things, like people, are important because they are miracles.
9. There will always be more – more to do, more to know, more that could be done. The lesson often learned but rarely taught is when to let go.
10. Challenge yourself to endure discomfort. This is often the place where     learning begins. 

Twenty five years of awesome love. 

"Sell your cleverness and buy bewilderment."

Rumi 

Really, anywhere but this study lounge.. 

Royals, Lorde 

Down in the Valley (Acoustic), The Head and the Heart

Seattle folk group The Head and The Heart perform outside of The Opera House in Toronto, Canada

Cutest disney couple, Simba and Nala 

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I suspect that the most basic and powerful way to connect to another person is to listen. Perhaps the most important thing we ever give each other is our attention. And especially if it’s given from the heart.

When people are talking there’s no need to do anything but receive them.

Naomi Rachel Remen 

“Of all the people you have kissed she was your favourite because she didn’t flinch when you curled your hand around her neck and tightened. 

She said “I break the law because I’ve never broken a heart and I want  to know what it feels like to be the brick not the window pane.”

-Annabelle Nyst 

Robert Doisneau

Le Peintre Du Pont des Arts, C. 1953

(Source: undr, via youngfolksociety)

"I’m tired of being the strong one.
All the time."

Chad Anderson, “Liars, All of Us” 

The first day is the hardest. Erasable Inc!