"I guess that’s one of the traits of highly creative people: an ambition to constantly evolve."

the sartorialist (via suzannexie)

"Today’s graduates are also told to find their passion and then pursue their dreams. The implication is that they should find themselves first and then go off and live their quest. But, of course, very few people at age 22 or 24 can take an inward journey and come out having discovered a developed self.
Most successful young people don’t look inside and then plan a life. They look outside and find a problem, which summons their life. A relative suffers from Alzheimer’s and a young woman feels called to help cure that disease. A young man works under a miserable boss and must develop management skills so his department can function. Another young woman finds herself confronted by an opportunity she never thought of in a job category she never imagined. This wasn’t in her plans, but this is where she can make her contribution.
Most people don’t form a self and then lead a life. They are called by a problem, and the self is constructed gradually by their calling."

It’s Not About You - NYTimes.com  (via suzannexie)

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Love Grace Potter’s style in this video. Love Kenny Chesney. Love.

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yellowdoor:

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i want these shoes.

My Ideal Man:  a family man.

My Ideal Man: perfect mix of preppy and outdoorsy

Kisses with leg kicks. Love.

Career Idol: Jackie O.

My Ideal Man: Tom Brady getting on a bus for an away Patriots game. This is amazing.