no one understands, but you.

culturejammed:

Rainforest Action Network, Amazon Watch and the Yes Men organized a counter-campaign to call out the greenwash in Chevron’s new “We Agree” campaign. In this video, Washington, DC-based artist César Maxit explains how Chevron reached out to him to help with its campaign, and why he refused to help the company clean up its image while it refuses to clean up its toxic oil mess in Ecuador.

To get in on the Chevron-spoofing action, visit www.ChevronThinksWereStupid.org.

Street art works people. #kony2012

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t-shirt forms

my chang hits my chest. 

I have always heard people talk about these times in there life were they go through dramatic thought change. Anything they took for truth before is flipped upside down and rattled and questioned. It transforms them and makes them a better person. Perhaps, I am just less dramatic of a person, but I don’t ever remember a time like that in my life. I have questioned what I believe in and maybe even reshaped my opinions over time. I just don’t recall a time when I came upon a thought that radically changed my life experience from that moment on. I am the type of person who changes like the seasons, effortlessly and naturally.  I do envy people who go through these monumental life changes. I want to feel shook to my bones. I desire the ability to be completely uncertain and have the chance to embark on a journey of rediscovery. Or maybe the lust for radical change is a dangerous wish.  I never want to be stuck in one place, whether it is location or state of mind. I want to be stretched to the point of utter discomfort and irritation. I know that this next season of my life is going to be strange, and I love it.

I have always heard people talk about these times in there life were they go through dramatic thought change. Anything they took for truth before is flipped upside down and rattled and questioned. It transforms them and makes them a better person. Perhaps, I am just less dramatic of a person, but I don’t ever remember a time like that in my life. I have questioned what I believe in and maybe even reshaped my opinions over time. I just don’t recall a time when I came upon a thought that radically changed my life experience from that moment on. I am the type of person who changes like the seasons, effortlessly and naturally. 

I do envy people who go through these monumental life changes. I want to feel shook to my bones. I desire the ability to be completely uncertain and have the chance to embark on a journey of rediscovery. Or maybe the lust for radical change is a dangerous wish. 

I never want to be stuck in one place, whether it is location or state of mind. I want to be stretched to the point of utter discomfort and irritation. I know that this next season of my life is going to be strange, and I love it.

Getting a tattoo tomorrow before I leave for San Diego for another stint with Invisible Children. Can’t wait to see what it ends up looking like. 

p.s. so sorry tumblr, I got busy with life, had no time to post. But really I have no excuse. Here comes the posts. 

The uncertainty of where I will be this time next year makes me feel alive. Better yet, not knowing where I will be next semester makes me laugh. Be it here or in Cleveland (did I mention the world is big and perhaps I will displace myself to somewhere else?) my home is where I find joy. I found it here, where (what) is next?

The uncertainty of where I will be this time next year makes me feel alive. Better yet, not knowing where I will be next semester makes me laugh. Be it here or in Cleveland (did I mention the world is big and perhaps I will displace myself to somewhere else?) my home is where I find joy. I found it here, where (what) is next?

we are so little, we cannot control what this world gives us, we can only pray

we are so little, we cannot control what this world gives us, we can only pray