#breathe

pierreparker:

Andrew GarfieldasROBIN CAVENDISH
Breathe (2017)
dir. Andy Serkis

rainbowtwo:

‘There is a tendency for our minds to shift around a great deal, jumping from one thought to the next. When this happens, the best toy we can provide is something that is similar to the mind. It’s not mind itself, but it feels familiar to the mind, almost like a portrait of it. It is like giving a child a doll or a teddy bear, which is small and cuddly and somewhat like the child. It’s like an image of yourself, almost like a surrogate. In meditation, the teddy bear in your breath.’

- Chogyam Trungpa, Mindfulness in Action: Making Friends with Yourself through Meditation and Everyday Awareness.

i can barely breathe right now this is so so bad. how did i get this sad so suddenly oh gosh i don’t know how i can live like this much longer.

Coping with bronchial asthma means coping with a kind of breathing disability. You will find several things, like smoking cigarettes, that bronchial asthma sufferers can’t ever do. Whenever you can’t breathe easy, coping with bronchial asthma appears just like a real discomfort. But…does it need to be?

Some research has shown that certain in four People in america will have bronchial asthma or allergic reactions of some type. Regardless of how your perception, that’s a remarkably large number. Nobody is sure what can cause bronchial asthma, or what you can do for stopping this condition. Bronchial asthma is chronic and, usually, long term. But does which means that that each day needs to be considered a find it difficult to breathe? Or perhaps is there a way that you could breathe easy…even with bronchial asthma?

Most those who have been identified with bronchial asthma discover that medicine is a great way to combat the signs and symptoms and sufferings connected with this particular affliction. Your physician will without doubt prescribe medicine that can help treat your signs and symptoms, which help avoid the onslaught of the bronchial asthma attack. For those who have any queries or concerns regarding your medication, speak to your neighborhood pharmacist or search for information online. Make use of the assets you need to learn all of your can about bronchial asthma, your bronchial asthma medication, and you skill that will help you breathe easy regardless of bronchial asthma.

You will find different ways that will help you breathe easy, even if coping with bronchial asthma. Enter into a normal cleaning schedule to fight the results of pet dander and dirt mites, both irritants that may hamper breathing and cause undue suffering in asthmatic patients. Regularly washing materials helps fight these irritants. It’s vital that you breathe easy in your home most importantly, consider getting in to the groove for cleaning and become free from dustmites along with other airborne irritants. Sometimes, even outdoors pollen can impact bronchial asthma signs and symptoms. It might be better to stay inside, with central heat and air, on high-pollen days. Weather and atmospheric conditions can impact how easy you breathe – so give consideration to predictions.

Coping with bronchial asthma is a lot simpler when smoke is removed in the home and workplace, too. If whatsoever possible, avoid smoke at the office out on another allow smoking whatsoever inside the home. When coping with bronchial asthma, it’s nearly impossible to breathe easy if there’s any type of smoke around. It’s vital that you bare this along with other irritants from someone struggling with bronchial asthma.

If you wish to learn more about the best way to breathe easy, even if you’re coping with bronchial asthma, look online. You’ll look for a world filled with assets, including advice, that’s totally free (and right at the tips of the fingers). The Web is definitely an excellent place to trade information and fasten with other people. Actually, you’ll find lots of other bronchial asthma sufferers that may share their first-hands opinions and tales. Learn the best way to cope with coping with bronchial asthma, but still breathe easy, using the network. There’s lots of other bronchial asthma sufferers available, plus they have something to provide.

I just feel the need to write about how I feel, because nothing is more clear to me as it is in this moment. Here and now. 

I don’t know if what I felt was love, I can’t say it, I just feel the need to be with someone, as everyone is hoping or looking for, it’s just that they don’t admit it. 

Is it too difficult to just realize you need to be with someone to feel fullfilled? I think we just need to be honest with each other. Even a whore wants to feel love or “wanted” by someone. Each one of us wants that feeling, each one of us wants to feel FULLFILLED.

I got back to London today in a record time of 2 hours since I left the house at 8AM this morning. I wanted to get back early because I have to put all my energy into my final studio project. 

Here are my to-do’s for the day:

• Schedule at least a week’s worth of Colour With Me Instagram posts
  
• Schedule at least one tweet a day this week for Winged Canvas (I’m pretty happy that I’ve been able to consistently tweet since Nov. 16)
• ScheduleStartup Western Buzz Word + Article for Facebook
• Submit artwork for FCG’s exhibition, “In Kind”
• Edit audio recording for my final critique on Wednesday
• Finish at least 1 drawing for my final critique 
• Transcribe interview for Artlab Gallery exhibition article
• ACF sweater mock-up 
• Flesh out my thesis for Art Now essay due Thursday

To be honest, it was a really inconvenient weekend for me to go back home to Toronto - but I’m glad I did it because I know it was worth it. The main reason I went home this weekend was to go to the U of T open house for their Masters of Museum Studies program. I feel more reassured about the program now that I’ve been able to speak with some of the current students and professors in person. I was nervous about it before because I felt like I didn’t have enough experience with actual museums to get into the program, but I’ve realized that many of their current students come from a wide array of backgrounds and interests (Anthropology, Biology, History, Art History, Studio Arts, Communications etc.). I’m going to do my best to make my application as strong and unique as possible.

They’re looking for students who are able to articulate their ideas about museums critically and concisely. They want to see that you have the potential to activate change in the museum field after graduating. The purpose of the statement is to show the faculty that you have the ability to be specific in your research ideas, not that you’ll be limited to what you write about once you’re accepted into the program. I think these are a couple of things to address in any personal statement for a grad school program:

1. What are experiences that have prepared you to be successful in the program? Why are you a good fit for the program?
   
2. How will the program help you move forward with your career goals and interests? Why is the program a good fit for you?
   
3. Paint a vivid picture of yourself as a person and as a professional.

My goal is to be able to have my application finished and ready to be sent in by January 4 (first day of school in the second semester). I’m really drawn to this program because it provides a broad umbrella of opportunities within the context of museums after graduation. Students are given a solid foundation of knowledge in the first semester of the program that allows them to explore several areas of focus. As they progress through the 2 years, students are able to tailor their education specifically and shape their degree towards what their “dream job”is. 

I was not expecting this blog post to be so informative - but I guess I’ve been thinking a lot about this program and they are thoughts I’ve wanted to express for awhile. Happy Sunday everyone. :) 

quotemadness:

“We all have different reasons for forgetting to breathe.”

— Andrea Gibson

Breathe…