Tumbling Back Home

"Here’s my pitch: live your damn life and don’t die hungry and full of regret." — Warren Ellis

"Boredom is when you do the dishes, run the errand you’ve been putting off, respond to the text you’ve left on read. Boredom is when you bring a book to read on the subway or make small talk with the person in front of you in line about how slow the pharmacy is. Boredom is when you do the things that make you feel like you have life under control. Not being bored is why you always feel busy, why you keep “not having time” to take a package to the post office or work on your novel. You do have time—you just spend it on your phone. By refusing to ever let your brain rest, you are choosing to watch other people’s lives through a screen at the expense of your own." — Kate Lindsay

"We’re not running out of noise, but we can always use more beauty." —Seth Godin

"This world remains full of wondrous new sights and sounds." —Warren Ellis

"I think we really missed an opportunity a couple of years ago when we didn't call NFTs 'grift certificates'." —Wandering Shop

"If you don't quit, you might make it. If you quit, you definitely won't. And honestly, I think after all the years I’ve seen people make it and not make it, the only common denominator is that." — Seth Rogan

"Design is for humans, and needs to account for how people do behave, not how they should." — John Gruber

“Everytime I worry about something I can’t control, I just made myself worse at what I’m trying to be.” - Mike McDaniel

“Any successful style is a spell whose first victim is the wizard” — Clive James, as written in "Coltrane: The Story of a Sound" by Ben Ratliff

“The point about unusual ideas has to be their proximity to madness.” —George Lois