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Posted by Alison Trent at 2:30 PM 0 comments
Welp. It's official. I'm a jerk.
[but i'm not looking for a long distance relationship! blah!]
Also. What is ^UP^ with everyone today?? Srsly.
Enough whining.
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ORD/OV TYME!
Posted by Alison Trent at 7:19 PM 0 comments
I'm done. I'm DONE?
DONE DONE DONE!!
*ahem*

Posted by Alison Trent at 11:59 AM 0 comments
ok ok ok.
O.O. time.
also.
who got an A on her art history exam??!?!
[helllllllllzea]
Posted by Alison Trent at 10:15 AM 0 comments
ANDY.
...for androgynous!
cute.
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Damien Rice
And What I am to you is not real
What I am to you, you do not need
What I am to you is not what you mean to me
You give me miles and miles of mountains
And I'll ask for the sea
Posted by Alison Trent at 4:01 PM 0 comments
AIGHT AIGHT. Ordinary Ovations tyme--
"i want your love. LOVE LOVE LOVE. i want you love."
OH GAGA!
[also:]
Posted by Alison Trent at 10:16 AM 0 comments
"You're pretty lonely, aren't you?"
"...yes."
Posted by Alison Trent at 12:40 AM 0 comments
It's just one of those songs you hide in your iTunes and hope no one ever finds it.
A song that pumps up volleyball players.
Some kind of trashy lyricism of the cliche fast life.
But you can't resist it.
Posted by Alison Trent at 9:40 AM 0 comments
HEY.
I love you.
[and don't forget it.]
Posted by Alison Trent at 10:14 AM 0 comments

“her position was of high priced commercial affection” “she was a real expensive HO”
-fricke
Posted by Alison Trent at 11:37 AM 0 comments
http://bureauofcommunication.com/
If you scroll over this assumed blank space above ^ and click you cannnn:
*TOO LEGIT*
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Also,
Posted by Alison Trent at 9:19 AM 0 comments
Yeah yeah, two posts in one day... but seriously.
*I AM PSYCHIC*
no. these are not just coincidence. and yes. these were just this week.
and just for shits and giggles (another pattern to be analyzed):
Posted by Alison Trent at 9:19 PM 0 comments

We must let go of the life we have planned, so as to accept the one that is waiting for us.
-joseph campbell
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Again!
I'm totally psychic. No lie. No lie.
Also!
I am so proud of you.
Fin.
Posted by Alison Trent at 1:36 PM 0 comments
Dorky dude. Sweet song.
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Today was good, I think. To fully realize its awesomeness, I think we're long overdue for Ordinary Ovations:
Posted by Alison Trent at 5:33 PM 0 comments
Parker Because I value your mind
Joseph I don't want any of your perjury you female!
Aaron Wouldn't you do that for a guy?
Josh I think we should hang out when I come home
Pierre I would like to call you
Adam Prom date!
Nate Then I'll have a reason to tackle you
Tyler We need to finish this conversation, I still haven't figured you out
OH
YOU
GUYS.
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Life is without meaning. You bring the meaning to it. The meaning of life is whatever you ascribe it to be. Being alive is the meaning.
- Joseph Campbell
Posted by Alison Trent at 9:47 AM 0 comments
"and she was dubbed the comment fairy and spread her cheer one post at a time."
or not...
BAHAHAHAHAHA.
Posted by Alison Trent at 6:37 PM 0 comments
As much as I enjoy the message in this, I theoretically disagree.
We'd be better off if we lived like we were just BORN not as if we were dying, because frankly, children have the most appreciation and freedom from worry and self consciousness. Their souls are so free from their bodies-- they exist inside out instead of being dependent on their outward appearance to feel inwardly soulful.
SO CUTE.
Posted by Alison Trent at 9:55 PM 0 comments
Yesterday
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So I was reading some AP Lit blog responses about "what is art" earlier, right? And I can't help but think what isn't art? Is there a such thing? To pass through our minds, the same minds that give birth to the concept of art and the importance on something that in turn labels it art, how is anything in existence NOT art? Doesn't everything we see have meaning to any one person? To me, that's all it takes-- one person's appreciation for that "things" life. Sure, to most people a paperclip doesn't seem like art, but I can assure you SOMEONE cared enough about it through its creation, its usage, its aesthetic to keep it around today. It even could be beyond its function in our lives; it's what we connect it to. I could easily see a story behind a paperclip where someone's lover dies and their only possession they had on their person during their last breath was a stupid little paperclip. I guarantee you their spouse will never forget that momentous piece of metal. Everytime that widow sees a paperclip afterward, what seems like nothing to most of us will speak volumes to them. That one person's appreciation is what makes it art even if it doesn't SEEM like art to the masses. THAT, by far, is the basis of art-- the personal connection.
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This seriously makes me question the purpose of artistic institutions. Simply based on the idea that it is in the eye of the beholder, like life and religious institutions, how can one person decide ANYTHING for any other being? Shouldn't this all be an individual choice? On that principle, institutions are undermined, because as we all know, institutions are hierarchies of power and the ones in power hold the mysticism over everyone elses' heads.
*THIS JUST IN*
-There is nothing to know.-
Posted by Alison Trent at 5:57 AM 0 comments
Our first and only representational acrylic paintings, we critiqued today and it was a fluke at best. Oh well, most of us did DECENT work but others... not so much.
JOSEPH!
Jeremy....... : /
X D
and mine!
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That's just fascinating. <3
Posted by Alison Trent at 5:51 PM 0 comments
Lemme just. write.
the more i stare across the room at my yellow sun-lit blinds, letting the view envelop my sight, the less all this stuff looks like what it actually is. it becomes static and alien-- shapes and shades without name. one composition. meaningless form. fading out of my mind's eye.
sleep.
goin' hey hey hey hey hey hey heeeeyyyy.
Posted by Alison Trent at 1:04 PM 0 comments
Everything has a moral, if only you can find it.
What is your definition of art? and what is a specific example from your own literary experiences of how the written word is an art form?
Any type of conscious by-product of our existence can be art. It comes from our person-- our unique quiddity. A work that holds meaning for any single human automatically, in my opinion, transforms it into "art."
Literary art continues to baffle me. It's true that we will never be able to express what we're thinking in our minds 100% through our language, but some of us come closer than others. One poem was poignant at a time where the summer heat was unbearable. It's called "August" by Adrienne Rich.
Posted by Alison Trent at 7:32 AM 0 comments
Half of my brain says:
GO PLAY IN TRAFFIC
The other half says:
LET'S MAKE AMENDS
...
yes or no?
Posted by Alison Trent at 8:08 AM 0 comments
The cuteness! BLAME THE CUTENESS!!
it'sallyourfaultthatithinkbabiesareadorablenow.whatamisupposedtodo?
bah. wait it out.
also, re-la-tion-ship.
how complicated could that be?
but, really.
JOSH BUSH. X D
Posted by Alison Trent at 5:43 AM 0 comments
Saul Williams:
King of Slam
Witty Wordist
Divine Poet.
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