There’s a lot of stuff I share on the Internet every day. Here’s a weekly round up of the things I most enjoyed last week by category.

Inspiration

•  Angelina Jolie is a double bad ass. 

Nifty

• John Fullbright plays When You’re Here. “Some are lovers, some are leeches, some are flings on sandy beaches. Some are silent, ’till the chances are all gone.” The whole song, guys. The whole song.

(It was a bit of a light week, surfing-wise. But go watch that Fullbright video, then buy his albums.)

There’s a lot of stuff I share on the Internet every day. Here’s a weekly round up of the things I most enjoyed last week by category.

Inspiration

• For those right now who are still seeking Closure.  “Closure will tell you to meet it at the bus stop at 6:30, and you’ll think Closure means 6:30 that day, but it really meant 6/30 as in June 30^th, and didn’t specify the year.”
• 8 ways to be a memorable boss. I have this kind of boss and feel lucky every single day. 
• Depression, Part Two. Hyperbole and a Half is back. Finally. 

Nifty

•  Ryan Gosling won’t eat his cereal. He just wont.
• A Thing You Probably Didn’t Notice: Riker Sits Down Like A Crazy Person.
• Samantha Crain at the Norman Music Festival.

There’s a lot of stuff I share on the Internet every day. Here’s a weekly round up of the things I most enjoyed last week by category.

Inspiration

•  Body Image(s) Project. Women’s bodies are beautiful in all sorts of shapes (men’s are too, as far as I’m concerned).
• The things that no one will tell fat girls, by The Militant Baker. There are so many gems in this, but I think this one is my favorite, “The second you stop looking for a skinny model in your mirror and start looking at YOU… is the second you will start to appreciate what you are. Stop looking for flaws. Stop looking for differences. You are perfect. You are more than enough. You are the best thing that has ever happened to you. And you are fucking beautiful.”
  
• Make good art. Sound advice from Neil Gaiman.

Nifty

• Reactions to Westboro Baptist Church reacting to Jason Collins coming out. I love that this happened in Oklahoma City.
• The moment the lead singer of a band realizes they’ve ‘made it.’ Also could be called ‘that magic that keeps creating music fans and musicians.’