Via I want life in every word.I live, naked and nervous and curious, at the peak of a waterfall. Though strong are my intentions, I have but to blink to find myself taking the dangerous, ever present hand of gravity and leaping into the rocks beneath me. Delicious is the fall, devastating is the impact. Never, ever, ever will I learn.
May 23, 2012
May 18, 2012
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May 2, 2012
That’s the scary thing about theatre—it doesn’t live on. But that’s actually the most beautiful thing about it, too. That’s why it’s more beautiful than film and certainly more beautiful than television, because it’s like life. Real life. Any picture that you take or any video that you make of yourself is not really you, it’s only an image that represents the experience you had. In theater, the process of it is the experience. Everyone goes through the process, and everyone has the experience together. It doesn’t last—only in people’s memories and in their hearts. That’s the beauty and sadness of it. But that’s life—beauty and the sadness. And that is why theatre is life.
Sherie Rene Scott (via norbertleosbutt)Amazing, I love and terribly miss theatre.
(Source: american-whore-story)
April 29, 2012
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I got this tattoo idea from a quote by Pittacus Lore. The full quote is “When you have lost hope you have lost everything. But when all is lost, when all is dire and bleak, there is always hope” This quote has come to mean a lot to me, because it helps me remember to never give up on the things I want, and to keep striving for my dreams. I had the artist incorporate a subtle infinite sign as well. It was done at Tattoo Planet, in Arizona, by Joey Luck. This was my first tattoo, I felt really comfortable with him and it helped me out a lot. Overall I’m completely happy with my first tattoo experience and my tattoo.
