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My father asked me, “Why do you always have to live on the edge?”
Meet Penelope Fletcher — passerby magazine
It was so much fun connecting with Kelly over these random little objects—I felt I was learning something about him I couldn’t through his books and blog posts
Brie Wolfson • Flounder Mode
“whether to float with the tide, or to swim for a goal”
it’s not that deep <> INTD <> interested
And even then, we don’t walk, we crack . That crack is the beginning of motion.
Why We Stay in Rooms We Should Leave
the rest of my life
“What I’m talking about is taking your interests seriously enough to have the courage to stay moving. You can give stuff away. You can abandon things. You can tolerate failure because you know that tomorrow there is more.”
Brie Wolfson • Flounder Mode
More striking, and moving, is the alphabetically ordered, temporally disordered narration: ‘Grandma died. Grandma has been sick. Grandma is ailing still’. Death, after all, comes before life in the dictionary.
Celine Nguyen • Sheila Heti, In Conversation with Herself
Life is a series of misunderstandings. We only get to decide how we respond when we don’t understand.