A reminder about what we should look to when it comes to ourselves. The stars are a much better guide than the distracting crackle of other people’s fires.
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Jim Morrison Calls It.
Gone too soon. I can’t imagine what music would sound like today if he was still here.
…And Some Don’t Turn Up At All.
It’s this reminder that, the going will get rough at times. It makes most people walk. Grit your teeth. Get up. You got this.
A Reddit User Says It Like No One Else Can.
Make sure to commune with your gods daily. Mine just happen to be bass. Happy Friday, get something epic into your weekend.
Jimi Hendrix Wants You To Rock Out After He Dies.
Jimi reminded us all that even in the passing of greatness, there is always reason for celebration. Kick Monday in the teeth y’all.
Don’t Forget, The Darker It Gets, The Easier It Is To See The Light. ~Saul Mathers
To fight on in the darkness, knowing the light is coming, is to have already won. Don’t forget that. r/quotesporn wisdom for you.
A Million People Can Call The Mountains A Fiction, Yet It Need Not Trouble You As You Stand Atop Them. ~XKCD (Randall Munroe)
http://www.xkcd.com is wonderful. If you don’t know, educate the mind. This is specifically taken from this comic: http://xkcd.com/154/ Make sure to check them all out, because it remains wonderful to this day.
Mike Tyson Continues To Be Wise.
Dress humbleness upon you is my new favorite phrase. Some wisdom for your tuesday from r/quotesporn. It’s important to know where your blindspots are and to get back up even when you’re taking shots. Muhammed Ali said so too. Check it below.
John Keats Wins At Language.
Great background & quote from r/quotesporn too, hoping your Friday leads into a glorious pre-Halloween weekend. Drink every time you see Miley!
Banksy Invokes Kelly Rowland & Gladiator
Banksy’s NYC residency is chugging along, with his work providing its own form of local artist stimulus to the Bronx & Brooklyn, while annoying Manhattanites with random art sales & mooing animal trucks. He commented on his usage of (somewhat) trite slogans in his work, and we should all take note.
Terry Gotham 