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Euri Enrique Jiménez Jiménez
A bewitch-quite dreamer being himself that love the slow motion feeling.
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Euri Enrique Jiménez Jiménez
A bewitch-quite dreamer being himself that love the slow motion feeling.
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There are lots of conversations in the world about writing which focus on the benefit of the reader and what works for him or her, and of course all writers should care about that, but at the same time, the magic act of making something out of nothing is happening in the writer’s head, and it’s that brain that needs to be tended to first.
Edan Lepucki, “The Chemistry between Fiction and Reality: The Millions Interviews Ramona Ausubel” (via millionsmillions)
Imagine it’s Sunday morning, your perfect boyfriend just woke up in the comfy apartment you own together in Manhattan, NYC. You were just making some breakfast when you see him stirring in the bed, and snap a quick picture before he turns at the noise of your camera and smiles at you. He rushes down to wrap you in a big, warm hug and begins to make some coffee.
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No story sits by itself. Sometimes stories meet at corners and sometimes they cover one another completely, like stones beneath a river.
Mitch Albom, the five people you meet in heaven (via mattsjustaroundthecorner)
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