Zeke Turner

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† Journalist † Berlin Based †

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my father’s garden beds

my father’s garden beds

6:11 pm • 14 April 2013 • 2 notes

e-travelling:

Hadza people, Tanzania
image by Rita Willaert

Hadza people, Tanzania

image by Rita Willaert

(via zimbabwe1992)

8:46 am • 14 April 2013 • 266 notes

We just came our of berghain
it’s 9:30 am
I’m drunk

8:44 am • 14 April 2013 • 13 notes

Part of the experience with any tobacco is the relationship it affords with time. Smoking provides punctuation marks to life. It pauses the careening jumble of events to carve out moments of stillness. To some degree, this is true of all smoking. I am as likely as anyone to wince at the sight of a dozen office workers huddled in a wintry alley, but there is something to be said for the experience of stopping and stepping away. There is no similar ritual in the daily habits of most nonsmokers, and the pipe is especially suited to the task: there is the crumbling of tobacco, the packing of the bowl, the careful nurture of the flame, the false light and first tamp and so on, tooling and tending the bowl as the ember gently falls.

8:38 am • 14 April 2013 • 2 notes

“The only way to be happy is to be of service to another. At the airport, I helped this woman who was balancing all these kids and bags. That made me a lot happier than the cashmere sweater I bought that day.”

3:21 am • 9 April 2013 • 37 notes

5:40 pm • 31 March 2013 • 1 note

''He knows how important it is to have a couple of people around me -- 'family' is not the right word -- who are very intimate,'' Simons said. ''At a certain point he said to me, 'I know you don't ask me, but as long as you want to work with me, I will be with you.'''

5:25 pm • 31 March 2013

Due to the large number of Jews who were travelling salesmen, and because of their position as relative outcasts, Bargoens has many Yiddish loanwords. Examples are sjacheren (to barter), mesjogge (crazy), jatten (hands, to steal), gabber (buddy, friend).

5:17 pm • 31 March 2013

(Source: radbyradhou-di-ni)

5:08 pm • 31 March 2013 • 13 notes

Christian Dior Autumn/Winter 2013/14 Collection

4:55 pm • 31 March 2013 • 10 notes