“I had to quit music when I had kids because I spent all my time on them.”
“Do you regret it?”
“Absolutely not, because when I picked up the guitar again, the music came out different.”
“I had to quit music when I had kids because I spent all my time on them.”
“Do you regret it?”
“Absolutely not, because when I picked up the guitar again, the music came out different.”
Often what we, looking at a life from without, may think is trouble may not be trouble at all, but only a different way of living from that which we prefer. … It may be that an individual may willingly endure handicaps in his personal life because other things are more important to him. That sometimes is the price of genius. It is frequently through the storm and the stress of unfulfilled emotion, through trouble and unhappiness, that the great achievements of art and science are attained.Karl De Schweinitz in The Art of Helping People Out of Trouble (1924)
Song: “Genius” by Inara George
wnyc:
Take a trip inside the magical world of….The Book of Clocks. This guide sits in the control rooms at WNYC and has the standard “clocks” for each show. How long the segments are, where the breaks come, when the network hands off to the local affiliate, etc… Without this, we’d be flying blind. Also makes for great bedtime reading.
-Jody, BL Show
This is basically the coolest thing ever.
(via themadeshop)
Source: wnyc
Photographer Matej Peljhan takes a boy with muscular dystrophy on an imaginary adventure.
Yes.
“If you could be one age forever, what would it be?”
“Thirty or forty. Old enough to know who you are, but young enough that you still have plenty of mountains to climb.”
(Cambridge, MA)
