Be Here Now |
The only constant is change. |
“I am writing shorter and shorter novels,” he says. “My commitment to this is no different than my exercise routine or my decision to give up drinking beer. I am aware of the limitations of aging. And there is nothing more important to the novelist than the preservation of memory. My grasp of fictional detail and chronological story is worsening, so I must work with what I have to make sure I’m fully cognizant of what I’m creating.”
Or, as Clint Eastwood said (Harry Callahan): “A man’s got to know his limitations.”
I know I’ve already had more than I deserve.
These lungs that rise and fall without effort,
the husband who sets free...
Please excuse this awkward bathroom pic, but I’m sure years from now, looking at this picture of modeling the new running shirt I bought at Chapman...
Drinking one ridiculously strong whiskey drink and trying to convince myself of things I’ve yet to try on for my life.
That there is a safe...
I can do this.
“Let me tell you this story about this one time when I was—well, lets see, Satisfaction by The Rolling Stones had just come out, and that was 1965,...
Sony 2013 World Photography Winners
Top: Jens Juul, winner, Professional Portraiture, for Six Degress of Copenhagen.
Left: Andrea Gjestvang,...
My 24th birthday is coming next week, on the 24th of April.
I’ve been contemplating since the first of the month how I can make this...
Today’s intention is crystal clear:
Openly lead with my heart without stressing out the vulnerable places in my body.
This morning I practiced...