veracity24:

Some times, writing a screenplay can be like what happens when you’ve misplaced something - like a DVD or a tin of face cream - and while looking for it you come across something else you once loved or needed, but lost and had long since forgotten. Whatever it was, you decided at some point to stop searching for it, maybe because the reason you needed it was gone, or because you simply gave up any hope of ever finding it. After awhile it faded from your memory, like it never existed… until that moment of recovery. Screenplays can be like that, and some times we need to pay attention to those lost things that are hiding within them.
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bookshelfporn:

‘tsundoku’ - the Japanese word for buying books & not reading them, leaving them to pile up. Who else is guilty of this?

Oh so guilty.

John Gray The SIlence of Animals

via the excellent Tom Chatfield – Language and digital identity

visualgraphic:

Pixel Superheroes

timeshaiku:

A haiku from the article: Turning Point | Joe Mantello on Broadway

(via Retronaut - What Michael Jackson May Look Like In The Year 2000″)

Epictetus, one of the triggers for Albert Ellis’ development of cognitive behaviour therapy

Jules Evans – Legislating for happiness

My mind is aglow with whirling, transient nodes of thought careening through a cosmic vapour of invention.” Hedley Lamarr, Blazing Saddles 

Dr Barbara Frederickson 

Action for Happiness

cure for winter. too early to count down to spring? #flashbackphoto