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ALEXIS MADRIGAL
Senior editor at The Atlantic, author of the forthcoming book, Powering the Dream, @alexismadrigal, & UC Berkeley visiting scholar.
Out March 29 (Da Capo).
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Senior editor at The Atlantic, author of the forthcoming book, Powering the Dream, @alexismadrigal, & UC Berkeley visiting scholar.
Out March 29 (Da Capo).
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"BEING HAPPY IS BEING OFF THE GROUND
BEING HAPPY IS BEING IN HEAVEN
HAPPY IS UP
HAPPINESS IS LIGHT
HAPPINESS IS VITALITY
HAPPINESS IS FLUID IN A CONTAINER
HAPPINESS IS A CAPTIVE ANIMAL
HAPPINESS IS AN OPPONENT
HAPPINESS IS A RAPTURE
A HAPPY PERSON IS AN ANIMAL (THAT LIVES WELL)
HAPPINESS IS A PLEASURABLE PHYSICAL SENSATION
HAPPINESS IS INSANITY
HAPPINESS IS A NATURAL FORCE"
Metaphor: A Practical Introduction
Hi there. It’s been a long time. We’ve scattered to the winds, changed jobs, had babies, broken our hearts, found ourselves, and generally had a hell of an action-packed year. But we’re back, and we’re hoping you’re still into us. We are definitely still into you. So, let’s get right to the big…
Pretty sure Fela Kuti was the apex of cool. Can you imagine being at this show?
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The Heart’s Relationship to the Body
Eighteen months after his death, the mass grave was exhumed and in the front pocket of Radnóti’s overcoat his small notebook of final poems was found. The final poems are lyrical and poignant and represent some of the few works of literature composed during the Holocaust that survived. Possibly his best known poem is the fourth stanza of the Razglednicák, where he describes the shooting of another man and then envisions his own death.
![Scorcher march and two-step [Historic American Sheet Music]](http://26.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ljf42yrlzC1qacy9io1_500.jpg)
Scorcher march and two-step [Historic American Sheet Music]
Ties (Taken with Instagram at Richmond Rail Underpass)
Touring Monticello (Taken with Instagram at Monticello)
Mule with fake Rothko (Taken with Instagram at Baked & Wired)
“…there are more lights here than anywhere. And there were. And more beautifully strung as lights than anywhere except in Spain, and we were walking along and talking and all of sudden I noticed that Alice Toklas was looking queer and I said what is it and she said my knees are shaking and I said what is it and she said I just happened to see it, the side of the building. She just had happened to see it, and if you do just happen to see one of those buildings well her knees had not shaken since the first bomb in 1915 had fallen in Paris so the sky scrapers are something.”
