The World is Quiet Here

May 21

One of my most anticipated films of the year.

May 20

Story of my life.

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May 14

from The Art of Power by Thich Nhat Hanh

(Source: bookmania, via hummingbirdofoz)

May 12

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Suck it, nerds!

“The heart of a mother is a deep abyss at the bottom of which you will always find forgiveness.”
——Honoré de Balzac

Ingenious Treehouses Out on a Limb

Living in a treehouse is indisputably incredible. Sure, you might be roughing it a little bit, considering there’s a climb and the trees are flammable (thus limiting your cooking capabilities). But the views and the experience are unmatched. From the antique to the futuristic, here are some beautiful tree-borne homes.

This giant hillybilly hut is located in Crossville, Tennessee. The structure itself is 97-feet tall and it’s supported by an 80-foot tall live oak.

The Beach Rock Treehouse in Okinawa, Japan was built to look like it belonged in outer space. Are we even sure that’s actually Japan and not Endor?

For $40/night, you can stay in this treehouse in the Natural Park of Sierra de Huétor in Andalucía, Spain.

(Source: Gizmodo)

Created Equal - Social Inequality in America

In his series, Created Equal, Detroit-born photographer Mark Laita explores social inequality by placing photos of US citizens who appear to be the opposites of each other (punk teens and Amish teens, for instance) side by side.

The series took eight years to complete and is meant to show the “successes and failures that America has experienced in its short life.” Visit Laita’s website for more info on the project and the book that came out of it.

Marine/War Veteran

Female Body Builder/Drag Queen

Indigent Couple/Wealthy Couple

Homeless Man/Real Estate Developer

May 11

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