January 2010
ragas
darklamb:
there’s a cool little indian music segment on wnyc right now. check it out. listenlive at wnyc.org
i’m listening too!
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heartbeatcity:
things that might keep you from falling asleep if you live in new york: everything, specifically: the book you read until 2am the blog you read until 2am it’s 2am and you have to get up at 7am and you just want to keep reading. the people you don’t live with the people you don’t sleep with the people you swear you could fall asleep to if only they were here. your plans...
Happy Republic Day India :)
iindia:
simtan:
hit-or-miss:
The land of historians, poets, riches and rivers, Things that I was taught in school but now I dont remember, The tricolour and the meaning of each line of the chakra and its symbol, Kings and sons with numerous queens and monuments that talk about love rekindle. Land where bollywood is not an influence of the culture instead is an ‘influent’, And where people...
“We didn’t find her- she found us.
She sniffed us out.
She sat there.
Slightly...”
– Ted Hughes on Sylvia Plath
say what you need to say →
my eye is twitching
and i can feel it, but no one can see it!
“Many things in the world have not been named; and many things, even if they have...”
– Susan Sontag
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in many ways, I am like you
dayanitaisfriend:
Tonight, I had one of the most beautiful, profound and simple experiences of my life. I held a three and a 1/2 month old Native Central American Cantonese baby from Panama. I normally do not feel compelled to ask a stranger to let me hold their flesh and blood, but tonight was different. I needed to have this small, simple breathing life in my arms. I took her into my arms and...
do you know what i hate?
- waiting
do you know what i spend a lot of my time doing?
- waiting.
is this merely a coincidence or part of some larger, more divine plan?
Watchwhiskeyandgoatsmilk:
The Uniform Project team is in India and they made a little video to get you to make kiddies happy and donate!!
SO CUTE
Why Haiti Matters →
givemesomethingtoread:
In the tragic aftermath of Haiti’s 7.0 earthquake, images of the disaster break our hearts and remind us of the fragility of life. What America must do now—and why.
By Barack Obama
(Thanks, Squashed)
