Knickknacks and Nothings

This photo displays one of my favorite perspectives of nature.

It sounds funny.

But I cannot help but be in awe of the complexity and beauty of the branches and leaves when I lie on my back and look up at the underside of trees.

As I have grown up, I have been taught to try to see things from a unique point of view, to approach problems, pieces of art, and life from an original or fresh look.

Upside-down is as good a view as any.

And in this particular instance, I’d argue that it is best.

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I’m going to need to run away to somewhere like here very, very soon.

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Samantha Lamb

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cursivecrayons:

Someone tell me how I’m supposed to not shout every time I walk outdoors.

Molly has to suppress shouts….I’m having trouble not dancing and twirling in all of these wonderful colors.

If we gave into temptation, we could be a manic pair walking through North Campus together. 

(On a side note, “The Manic Pair” would be a good great band name.)

Watched this happen tonight

from the top of a mountain

with some of my favorite people

and pecan pie.

It was perfect.

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Image via: michaelcharles:

by luis camnitzer

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Mhm.

What he said.