Maybe, Something, Beautiful.: Archive

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Dec 31st

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Dec 30th

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She Wears Red by Jackie Warren-Moore

She bangs hard on the door Just outside my consciousness this wild woman I am becoming “Let me in, open up!” she screams wearing a long blue dress of dreams I discarded. I try to ignore her go about everyday duties a list that must be followed she keeps showing me new ways to be me lessons I forgot she wears red and says she is staking a claim to beautiful drops people...

Dec 30th

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Dec 28th

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2010: A Good Year For Neanderthals (And DNA) by... →

This year was a good year for Neanderthals. Yes, they did go extinct about 30,000 years ago, but scientists now say their genes live on — in us. Scientists also found a 40,000-year-old finger in a Siberian cave that apparently belonged to an unknown human-like creature. And hair from the corpse of a 4,000-year-old hunter revealed his blood type and a predisposition for baldness.

Dec 28th

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“I’ve learned that no matter what happens, or how bad it seems today, life does...”

– Maya Angelou, I’ve Learned (via diaryofakanemem)

Dec 27th

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Donny Hathaway - This Christmas holysoul:propers...

Dec 24th

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Dec 23rd

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Dec 22nd

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Dec 22nd

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Martin Luther King: A Christmas Sermon On Peace -... →

So much truth in most of his words, and this speech touches on things that are current for today at points. I may not be christian or other, but the holidays are part of the makeup of my family and our tradition. This speechI has reminded me once again of something more i can give.

Dec 21st

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Martin Luther King: A Christmas Sermon On Peace

Did you ever stop to think that you can’t leave for your job in the morning without being dependent on most of the world? You get up in the morning and go to the bathroom and reach over for the sponge, and that’s handed to you by a Pacific islander. You reach for a bar of soap, and that’s given to you at the hands of a Frenchman. And then you go into the kitchen to drink your...

Dec 21st

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An Excerpt from Martin Luther King's Christmas...

More than a million people sleep on the sidewalks of Bombay every night; more than half sleep on the sidewalks of Calcutta every night. They have no houses to go into. They have no beds to sleep in. As I beheld these conditions, something within me cried out: “Can we in America stand idly by and not be concerned?” And an answer came: “Oh, no!” And I started thinking about...

Dec 21st

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Dec 20th

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Dec 20th

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greydotmatters asked: i just had to let you know
going through your tumblr tonight was quite rewarding
and refreshing.

i really do appreciate the bits + pieces of your life i got to
engage with.

Dec 20th

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Dec 18th

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trainofthoughtcollective asked: Hey what's up? I do clothing and canvases. If you're into the whole hip hop thing you might dig it. Take care.

Dec 18th

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Bobby Caldwell - Open Your Eyes

Dec 18th

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Dec 17th

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Elton John - Philadelphia Freedom

Dec 16th

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As time ticks away

As time tick down and we get closer to the end of another year I start to take inventory of the meaning of my days of 2010. I flash images and scenes in my mind, and either smile or wonder what went wrong. I think I got more right than wrong this year making a few hard choices because those are usually the one’s u most need to make. I have wondered a lot about the world and the...

Dec 16th

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Paul McCartney - Here Today (Live from Jimmy Fallon)

Dec 16th

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Dec 15th

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Dec 14th

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“Affluence separates people. Poverty knits ‘em together. You got some sugar...”

– Ray Charles

Dec 14th

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Health Care Law Ruled Unconstitutional By KEVIN... →

A federal district judge in Virginia ruled on Monday that the keystone provision in the Obama health care law is unconstitutional, becoming the first court in the country to invalidate any part of the sprawling act and ensuring that appellate courts will receive contradictory opinions from below.

Dec 13th

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