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  • "Mithical" is a personal blog, which means you won't find a consistent amount of just one thing but a wide variety of content posted here ranging from personal posts, photography, quotes, illustrations, social media news and technology, along with a mix of things that signify certain traits about my personality or mood at the moment.
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  • oliphillips:

    Book Igloo

    by Miler Lagos

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    04/12/12 ←

  • What you don’t know can affect you, what you refuse to see can kill you.

    — Julius Gabriel, Domain by Steve Alten

    01/12/12 ←

  • One of my favorite authors, Steve Alten, predicted what seems to be described as an iPad in 1997 when writing the manuscript for Domain, a book (a favorite of mine) about the Mayan doomsday prophecy of 2012.
I’ve read this book twice before (reading it again for a third time this year) and just realized this. In a newsletter from Steve that I anticipate anxiously every month due to his informative and off-topic content (the joke of the month is my favorite part!), he explains that “[he] had to project what things would be like in 2012” back in 1997. It seems he was spot on.
I wonder what other things he may have predicted (or will predict) successfully in 2012.

    One of my favorite authors, Steve Alten, predicted what seems to be described as an iPad in 1997 when writing the manuscript for Domain, a book (a favorite of mine) about the Mayan doomsday prophecy of 2012.

    I’ve read this book twice before (reading it again for a third time this year) and just realized this. In a newsletter from Steve that I anticipate anxiously every month due to his informative and off-topic content (the joke of the month is my favorite part!), he explains that “[he] had to project what things would be like in 2012” back in 1997. It seems he was spot on.

    I wonder what other things he may have predicted (or will predict) successfully in 2012.

    01/11/12 ←

  • (Source: moariarty)

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    12/27/11 ←

  • The most important things are the hardest to say, because words diminish them.

    — The Body, Stephen King

    12/23/11 ←



  • I didn’t try to tell him different. It’s scary to find out that someone else, even a friend, knows just how things are with you. “You are just a kid, Gordie.”

    “Gee, thanks, Dad.”

    “I wish to fuck I was your father!” he said angrily. “You wouldn’t go around talking about taking those stupid shop courses if I was! It’s like God gave you something, all those stories you can make up, and he said: ‘This is what we got for you, kid. Try not to lose it.’ But kids lose everything unless somebody looks out for them, and if your folks are too fucked up to do it then maybe I ought to.”

    The Body, Stephen King

    12/22/11 ←

  • (Source: superpasta)

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    Reblogged from You said to "be cool" but I'm already coolest.
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    12/11/11 ←

  • teachingliteracy:

    criedalice:

    The Invention of Hugo Cabret
    by Brian Selznick

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    03/05/12 ←

  • Fear and Religion. Religion and fear. The two are historically entwined. The catalysts for most of the atrocities committed by man. Fear of evil fuels religion, religion fuels hatred, hatred fuels evil, and evil fuels fear among the masses. It is a diabolical cycle, and we have played into the Devil’s hand.
    — Julius Gabriel, Domain by Steve Alten

    01/11/12 ←

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    01/11/12 ←

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  • 12/22/11 ←

  • That’s the worst, I think. When the secret stays locked within not for want of a teller but for want of an understanding ear.
    — Gordie Lachance, The Body by Stephen King

    12/21/11 ←

  • (Source: yeahwriters)

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    12/10/11 ←