Knew what?
What I was never sure of with you.
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[1] Brigitte Bardot, L'Officiel Brazil 8 Femmes
[2] Blake Lively, W Magazine
"If my muscles hurt, it just means I've used them. If it hurts to walk up the stairs, it's just cause I've done it a hundred times to lay down next to a man who loved me. My face may have wrinkles, but I have laid under hundreds of skies on sunny days. I look like this, well, because I drank and I smoked and I lived and I loved and I screwed my way through a pretty damn good life. Getting old isn't bad. It's earned."
[image by postsecret france via a diary of little things & curiosities]


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Sometimes I wonder what kind of memories these pictures would hold if I had better aim or a digital camera. Then it occurs to me that life is about inaccurate aim and an unfocused lense. If we were given a perfectly clear viewfinder, how would we learn to recover from a path gone awry? If we were given a chance to re-take every decision we made because we weren't absolutely satisfied with the original result, time itself would have no value.
It's the way that we react to these skewed pictures that allow us to learn from their imperfection. It's about the knowledge we gain regarding the importance of mistakes, forgiveness, and beginning again. 



