Sound Body and Mind
creativity and things that inspire Online Users
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Audio post reblogged from seersucker & magnolias
[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]This track has had 59,968 playsThe Temper Trap - Sweet Disposition by The Temper TrapThe Temper Trap - Sweet Disposition
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Photo reblogged from fuck yeah rhode island.
We went digging through our Travel archives and found this gorgeous pic of Polpis Harbor on Nantucket.
Figawi, you’re doing it wrong.
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Quote reblogged from life is an echoIf you’re feeling frightened about what comes next, don’t be. Embrace the uncertainty. Allow it to lead you places. Be brave as it challenges you to exercise both your heart and your mind as you create your own path towards happiness, don’t waste time with regret. Spin wildly into your next action. Enjoy the present, each moment, as it comes; because you’ll never get another one quite like it. And if you should ever look up and find yourself lost, simply take a breath and start over. Retrace your steps and go back to the purest place in your heart… where your hope lives. You’ll find your way again.Everwood (via julie911)
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Post reblogged from assortment
if i had a voice like morgan freeman i would just walk around the streets following people and pretend to narrate their lives
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Photo reblogged from The world at your feet!
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | USA (via twinklelights | via evysinspirations)
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Video reblogged from It's Okay To Be Smart
Neil Gaiman to the University of the Arts Class of 2012
… or a meditation on the limits of creativity, which are, of course, nonexistent.
People who know the rules know what is possible and what is impossible. You do not and you should not. The rules of what is possible and impossible were made by people who have not tested the bounds of possible by going beyond them - and you can.
(via Brain Pickings and Coudal Partners)
Great commencement speech.
(Source: vimeo.com)
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Quote reblogged from Lima Oscar Victor EchoThere is nothing wrong with loving the crap out of everything. Negative people find their walls. So never apologize for your enthusiasm. Never. Ever. Never.Ryan Adams (via creatingaquietmind)
(Source: seventyfourspecies)
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Photo reblogged from parislemon
