
Oh. My. God.
"Oh stand, stand at the window, as the tears scald and start; You shall love your crooked neighbor with your crooked heart"
Get thyself to Daytrotter (best. website. ever.) and download the recent session by a band called Dawes. Shit's awesome and I must say making me enjoy my midnight study break thoroughly. One anthro paper down, one bajillion to go! Yay college!
Well that was an eventful couple of days. The highlight was definitely seeing the Felice Brothers in concert. Even though I went alone I had the time of my life. I've decided to not let going alone get in the way of going to a concert again because in the end, the music is all that matters. I hope you all enjoyed yourselves and had a marvelous 4/20 (as for me, I ran some marvelous errands and took a marvelous nap). Alas my friends it is time to hunker down once more- just a few weeks more and it will be summer.

was the name of an art project on display in Sydney, Australia last month. British artist Luke Jerram put 30 pianos in different locations, saying that his goal was to “to challenge pre-conceived notions of city living and enhance our sense of community by providing free access to pianos all over the city”
Even though I can't play piano, I think that this is such an awesome idea. I'm taking a class right now that addresses the problem of defining art. I myself cant say for sure what I think the definition of art is, and I don't really think anyone has the right to define art as a whole, but I think a project like this, which promotes creativity, sharing, and learning in a community sense is absolutely wonderful
(via piajane)