to move up and down
Soy Juan Bebé
Designer, chai tea enthusiast and a big time fan of hot showers.
And games that never amount to more than they’re meant will play themselves out.
‘Nightfall’ by Hector Mansilla
“When you’re a winner you’re always happy, but if you’re happy as a loser you’ll always be a loser.” - Mark Fidrych
(Photo: Craig Porter, Detroit Free Press)
Bronx Bar via Christopher Mueller on Flickr
1910 Pakard limousine bodies being assembled by hand at the Packard plant. Each wooden auto body took months of work to bring to completion. One of these would have set you back $4,400 in 1910, or about$106,000 today.
When Will I See You Again | Lord Huron
Turn your back on the ocean
Go see what’s out there to find
Moleskine 02 #001
(Source: lostinthewhiteroom, via conquistador90)
DAY #395: TO BE ALIVE
These days, I haven’t felt compelled to take many pictures. Maybe the cold is freezing the life out of me. But sometimes, like this time, I see something, I pull my car over, I jump out and I run to the side of this building. Who is that man up ahead of me? I don’t know why all the sudden things pull me awake. I asked someone last night, what is the secret of life? He said, “to do what you were born to do.” I said, and what might that be?