We should always know that we can do anything.

I fell head over heels in love with Go Do by Jonsi a few weeks ago.


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Running home, running home, running home, running. Home.

It drives me absolutely crazy every time that I forgot to capitalize the 'm' in I'm. And yes, you would not have noticed that if I hadn't said.

And so though love may not inspire my lingo, still it's making my heart go BANG-o BING-o.



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You look at me, it's like you hit me with lightening.

So, you know those little hipster books that are a compilation of inspirational sketches? I finally found one that I could bring myself to buy. Because naturally I want to buy them all. But this one had Marc Johns in it. And he's my favorite. So thus I came to own one of those little artsy feel-good hipster books.

Anyways, I feel like this collection could easily fit into one of those. Because it was really simple, but still meaningful, and anyone in the world could do it who doesn't have an artistic bone in their body or a vision for tomorrow.

"This piece is a symbol for America's struggle to accept people that were cool before they themselves were. As the artist I add an important element, although I usually try to stay outside of my artwork to show the objectness of it. I'm really obscure. You've probably never heard of me."

So, basically, I know this sketch isn't revolutionary. But it made you smile. So I still win.




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And I told you to be patient, and I told you to be fine.

The jagged painting in the bottom left corner bugs me every time I look at this. Other than that I love the simplicity.





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Sorrow drips into your heart through a pinhole.

A lot can be said with this format. So I rolled with it.




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