Karla Fetrow: When the nights are long and cold in the far north, there is a madness that seizes you. It doesn’t come without warning. It has a form and it creeps upon you slowly.
The only ones who need to fear socialism are the ones who turn people into numbers for profit.
For 100,000 awkward and low-energy texts, Guy and Jane have kept the conversation going, persistently inquiring about each other’s lives, and making safe and somewhat humorous observations that keep the awkward flow going. The conversation may NEVER end.
It’s a not-so-secret conspiracy that Millennials are slowly moving off the grid. They still have their cell phones but their ultimate goal is a life-style free from corporate services.
Somewhere, Over a Rainbow by Renee Garcia-Brown I dreamed of a place called home And you were there, and you and you and all of you The you’s no longer here, the you’s who only ever existed in my mind Those to whom I […]
by l.l. ballack “In the quotidian, to no smaller a degree, death moves: in traffic accidents both realised and narrowly avoided; in hearses and undertakers’ shops, in florists’ wreaths, in butchers’ fridges and in dustbins of decaying produce. Death moves in our apartments, through our […]
Dogs are a great addition to any household, especially for those with a mental illness. A four-legged companion can provide stress relief, combat isolation, and provide unconditional love and support.
It’s just a dream. Christ, it’s just a fucking dream! Mwaaaaah! Mwaaaah! Mwaaaaaaaaaaaaaah! “Awwww, did someone have a nightmare. Awww, cuddle Mummy, cuddle Mummy.”
Millennials are the demographic most actively using Bitcoin,” says Lamb, “and as charities attempt to recruit younger donors, cryptocurrency is an unprecedented and growing fundraising opportunity area.
Our history is one of rebellion. We do not trust the law to always be fair and impartial. We don’t want the law to be fair and impartial. We want it to understand and perfectly reflect our individual points of view.
