A video I don't want to lose track of. The session is old; I don't remember Honore or his book. Makes me think the tag #slowness might be just as appropriate as #Sabbath.
A video I don't want to lose track of. The session is old; I don't remember Honore or his book. Makes me think the tag #slowness might be just as appropriate as #Sabbath.
"You see that life is bigger,sweeter,more tragic and intense—more alive with meaning…" In praise of the English major http://t.co/41tWXo9U9U
— Explore (@Explorer) May 17, 2014
Real reading is reincarnation. There is no other way to put it. It is being born again into a higher form of consciousness than we ourselves possess.
The news of the sale of the Corcoran Gallery really stunned me with a note that it held a Waterlilies painting that I could not recall ever seeing. A later article clarified that the painting hung in one of Huguette Clark's New York apartments and hadn't been shown publicly in years.So, Monet wasn't exaggerating. From a friend in Giverny right now. pic.twitter.com/a8paZSm4iT
— Steve Silberman (@stevesilberman) May 16, 2014
Photo: Manuscript of Virginia Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway. Virginia Woolf’s novel Mrs. Dalloway was published 89... http://t.co/9egbdutm6j
— The Cult of Genius (@TheCultOfGenius) May 14, 2014