We both sang along to the radio; a song I cannot remember but the words you spoke are ones I will never forget.
— Mother Teresa
My senior quote from 2005 that I am still very fond of.
I can vividly remember watching this in my childhood home.
I was about 3 or 4 and sat in a small wooden rocking chair, holding my Big Bird who had burn marks from when I let him take a nap in a preheated oven. I had short brown, sometimes curly hair and wore footie pajamas with the footie part cut off because the feeling drove me crazy. The television was small but I had it all to myself in the mornings. I loved Cookie Monster and I loved to dance.
They mean to show that there is an inappropriate and correctable disconnect between the abundance America produces and the scarcity its markets manufacture.
And in the process, they are pointing the way toward something entirely different than the zero-sum game of artificial scarcity favoring top-down investors and media makers alike.
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What it feels like to be loved.
Someone who truly loves you will be kind, infinitely supportive, and genuinely happy to see you. They will love you for the person you are, flaws and neuroses included, rather than for some bullshit good-on-paper reason like looks or credentials. If you screw up, they will give you a million second chances, because as long as you want to be with them, they will want to be with you. They will sit with you in the ER all night and let you know it’s okay to be scared. They won’t be afraid to be naked in front of you, literally and figuratively.
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