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mosaic
i look back some nights and it all resembles a life.
a good one, even.
rooms i have stood in. roads that led somewhere. a face turned toward me in a doorway. photographs i could show a stranger and watch them nod, envious.
from a distanc...
the world is not enough
there is something in the life anthony bourdain lived that i keep returning to.
i think about it sometimes when my own life feels too small.
the airports. the cigarettes. the cheap restaurants tucked into unfamiliar streets. the night mar...
the furnishing was just taste
fallen angels
there is a scene in fallen angels where a woman cleans a stranger’s apartment while he is out killing someone, and somehow that is the most intimate thing in the whole film.
she has never spoken to him. she communicates thro...
We Are the Walking Dead
I was watching The Walking Dead when I understood something I had been circling for years without knowing it. Not about zombies or survival but about the particular, almost unbearable relief of watching everything false finally fall away....
Sisyphus Is Dead
They told us to imagine him happy.
That’s how it ends. After the rock, the climb, the endless return- imagine him happy. Not because anything changes, but because he does. Because he sees the absurdity clearly and continues anyway. Because...
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