“Where I live, everything is very small.” ― The Little Prince.
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Day/Page/Sketch #292
The older I get the more I think about illness and death.
Day/Page/Sketch #291
Sometimes I watch with a mix of horror and sour resentment how some of us display such an admirable opinion of ourselves in social media platforms. What are we trying to say? Is boasting our idea of inspiring? Is this an instinctual behavior?
Day/Page/Sketch #290
There is no poverty among animals because they live on their own, they don’t know about class systems, exploitations, or debt. They don’t make lists.
Day/Page/Sketch #289
Spend, spend, spend. I don’t think cupid was ever paid for his job. I think his basic necessities were minimal.
Day/Page/Sketch #288
I don’t think grace is a naive state of mind, or that it helps maintain a superficial equilibrium. Grace may be the best form of expression.
Day/Page/Sketch #287
Everyone seemed grumpy and short tempered this week. I have a hard time with confrontation but I had to use it to push back a little bit. There was heat, and burn, and smoke, and scowl, as in coal.
Day/Page/Sketch #286
Expectations are infectious, I find myself jumping in the pit of fire and thinking I will not get burned. Perhaps you won’t, but there are those instants when you ask yourself why you’re there and why it is better. Is it better?
Day/Page/Sketch #285
Changing you mind is not a bad thing. You have to listen and be open. Intuition will betray you more often than not. Get messy.
Day/Page/Sketch #284
Day/Page/Sketch #283
8:40 AM: The Havisham Hour. Day/Page/Sketch 283 of 513 from Charles Dickens’ Great Expectations –Pulvis et umbra sumus.
Day/Page/Sketch #282
It feels like we’re heading to this place where silencing the truth will actually set you free. Or perhaps it’s the other way around: people are afraid their truths could be outed.
Day/Page/Sketch #281
Puppets cannot experience ecstasy without having experienced despair beforehand. Same with us.
Day/Page/Sketch #280
Is it wrong to find gratification to see someone’s arrogance collapse? Is is spiteful? It might be natural, but it is toxic. It’s best not to dwell on it and let go.-
Day/Page/Sketch #279
There is a fair amount of pride in each act of self-renunciation. There’s nothing discrete or considerate about it. By renouncing to yourself you’re condemning other people’s pleasures.
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