Bob Dylan - Mr. Tambourine Man
(Newport, RI 1964)

When you know someone on a soul level, you will always know them. However people might 'change,' that part doesn't change. That's as beautiful as it gets.

I think we turn into our parents around the same time that coffee becomes an all day event.

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Best grilled cheese sandwiches:

Room service

Bowling Alleys

Any poolside/beach/boardwalk type environment

What's wild is, how you can listen to a song a thousand times in your teens or 20's and think it's really beautiful and all, but never fully absorb the lyrics or meaning behind it, then you listen again in your 30's or 40's, and it feels like you could have written the fkng thing

Jack Johnson - Flake
(Los Angeles 2002)

Yes, we largely 'create our own realities,' whether knowingly or not, good and bad, we have control over almost all of it.

Howeverrr, so does everyone else. And that stuff is always gonna collide. Can't control that part or take any of that personally. That's their journeys.

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Almost every kid engages in some form of art. But then most of us stop somewhere along the way.

Why, because we don't think we're good at it?

Or we just lose interest?

Or is it because we see the world differently?

Dave Matthews - Funny How Time Slips Away (Willie Nelson cover, Brooklyn 2023)

What did you look like as a kid?

I know I sound preachy af per usual, but mannn if people understood history better, and were also maybe a bit more spiritual, we'd likely be living in a utopia.

Here's why people assume you hate Jews when you dunk on Israel all day... Cause y'all never held any other countries to these same standards, or made these wild accusations about 'genocide' and 'targeting civilians,' so it's like wtf else is everyone supposed to think?