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constantly restless.

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i live in new york city. i like film, photography, the internet, and lots of other things. and i have the best friends in the world. the end.

permalink Eric bartended (via Atif)

Eric bartended (via Atif)

permalink A few weeks ago, I went to the VANE party at Pepe’s Playground, a semi-secret bar located in the basement of a Mexican restaurant deep in the LES. It was pretty cool, and the first time since college that I actually drank jungle juice (yikes). (via Atif)

A few weeks ago, I went to the VANE party at Pepe’s Playground, a semi-secret bar located in the basement of a Mexican restaurant deep in the LES. It was pretty cool, and the first time since college that I actually drank jungle juice (yikes). (via Atif)

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OLD SCHOOL. look at that babyface!

meaganwilson:

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OLD SCHOOL. look at that babyface!

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The designboom blog write about photographer Christopher Payne’s new book, Asylum: Inside the Closed World of State Mental Hospitals,
a collection of large-format photographs of seventy institutions in thirty US states, shot between 2002 and 2008. massive state-funded mental hospitals, built to warehouse the mentally ill, were a feature of the american landscape for centuries. emptied out in the 1970s and 80s, they now sit abandoned.
I liked this comment, from “zenondudasculpture.com”:
While it may be true that many of these institutions now lay empty what is also true is that the restraints of straps and walls is now replaced by drugs.
via wintercheck, who said, “I could live in this room.”

this is so creepy and awesome.

jakelodwick:

The designboom blog write about photographer Christopher Payne’s new book, Asylum: Inside the Closed World of State Mental Hospitals,

a collection of large-format photographs of seventy institutions in thirty US states, shot between 2002 and 2008. massive state-funded mental hospitals, built to warehouse the mentally ill, were a feature of the american landscape for centuries. emptied out in the 1970s and 80s, they now sit abandoned.

I liked this comment, from “zenondudasculpture.com”:

While it may be true that many of these institutions now lay empty what is also true is that the restraints of straps and walls is now replaced by drugs.

via wintercheck, who said, “I could live in this room.”

this is so creepy and awesome.

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I’M GOING HOME TODAY (tonight)

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I’M GOING HOME IN 2 DAYS!

permalink In the spirit of my five year high school reunion coming up in ONE WEEK OH HOLLER, here is a picture from senior year. We won the superbowl that year. It was awesome. I can’t wait to see these guys over Thanksgiving!!

In the spirit of my five year high school reunion coming up in ONE WEEK OH HOLLER, here is a picture from senior year. We won the superbowl that year. It was awesome. I can’t wait to see these guys over Thanksgiving!!

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(Florence and the Machine - Dog Days Are Over)

Here is an awesome song for a happy Friday. This is just for you, Robert. I miss you!