Present Joys

“We thank the Lord of heaven and earth
who hath preserved us from our birth
for present joys, for blessings past,
and for the hope of heaven at last.”

thesufjanstevensmodel5000:

House of the Rising Son.

Sufjan singing Ah, Holy Jesus is something I can support 100%.

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This, forever.

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What I did this week (14 sep 2012)

  • Went to my package design class monday at 8am. (It was the second time the class met, but I wasn’t there the first week.) I felt very out of the loop. Thankfully I’ve got this nut in there with me to help figure things out.
  • Had our second friendship lunch of the year. Dana (who is taking a semester off) joined us! It was a lovely lovely time.
  • Talked about Maus and Understanding Comics in my graphic novels class.
  • Had my first-ever independent study meeting with Mr. Lutz. He gave me “something cold to drink” from his secret mini-fridge and we went overtime talking about my project.
  • Hung out with Audrey K. in the library before marketing on monday night. I have a feeling this will be a regular thing, which is great.
  • Went to Marketing. I remain antipathetic.
  • Tuesday morning class with Burleigh. This project is moving slo-o-o-o-ow.
  • Had a funny conversation in my lunchtime copywriting class about buying habits that somehow turned into an almost-argument about free ownership of firearms.
  • Watched a soldering demonstration in my tuesday afternoon jewelry class. I had a lot of fun soldering and apparently I did a pretty good job!
  • Went on jewelry-class break with Amanda. Mr. Burleigh sat on the quad with us and talked for a few minutes. A very sweet memory.
  • Did some one-on-one peer crits in thursday morning’s ad class. Got some very incongruent advice from various people.
  • Had some small-group meetings in thursday’s copywriting class and did most of the talking.
  • Made a chipboard model of a ring I designed. Managed to get a ring-size gauge stuck on my finger and it wouldn’t come off for what felt like eternity.

maxminimus:

Don’t ask. I got dressed in the dark.

BELGIANS, MAN. BELGIANS.

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c86:

Clyde Robert Bulla - What Makes a Shadow?, 1962

Artwork by Adrienne Adams

via Stopping Off Place

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