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January 2010

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Jan 29, 2010

fuckyeahftms:

For some reason we have been receiving a lot of hateful emails today, which saddens me and I don’t really understand it. Unfortunately I don’t really know if it’s worth it to keep this blog anymore.

it’s worth it! i love seeing posts from this blog appear on my dashboard.

Jan 26, 2010
“CANCER
June 22-July 22
If ignorance is bliss, your bubble is about to burst. Unpleasant truths may be revealed this week, but don’t let them get you down. Allow yourself to feel bummed out, but don’t assume things will stay bleak.”
—

Jessica Lanyadoo’s weekly Psychic Dream astrology is almost always right on for me. This week’s horoscope didn’t mean anything to me until last night, but it’s helping me a little bit right now.

in the sfbg

Jan 25, 2010
#woowoo
“So pretension is a form of pretending, and pretending can be productive. I wouldn’t be the first to argue that the arts might provide a useful safe-zone for working things out. Brian Eno certainly beats me to the punch in his diary, A Year with Swollen Appendices (1996), when he writes: ‘I decided to turn the word “pretentious” into a compliment. The common assumption is that there are “real” people and there are others who are pretending to be something they’re not. There is also an assumption that there’s something morally wrong with pretending. My assumptions about culture as a place where you can take psychological risks without incurring physical penalties make me think that pretending is the most important thing we do. It’s the way we make our thought experiments, find out what it would be like to be otherwise.” —

Frieze Magazine | Archive | Class Act by Dan Fox

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