Chickadee

“the moments when you can say something are just that—moments—and once they’re gone, they’re gone, and you’ve added another brick to the wall.”
― Colin Walsh, Kala

“Up ahead on the Coast Road there's a bunch of teenagers, guys and girls. You don't understand kids' clothes anymore, what it all means. Back in the day things were all tribal -- clear lines. Your haircut and clothes said what music you liked, how smart you were, whether or not you were real, if you were reaching for the Other Place or stuck in the gutter. Internet's taken all of that, mangled the codes. People are mongrels of whatever the fuck now. Kurt Cobain shot himself for being a sell-out and these kids wouldn't even grasp the concept. You hate these kids. Wish you were these kids. Envy their obliviousness, like the world had just come into being, and existed only for you and your friends, and all you had was time.”
― Colin Walsh, Kala

“Your brain's a static thing, stodgy, old, and you need to hold everything in distinct linear blocks. But life isn't like this - it doesn't come in neat episodes, it leaks and twists and knots and coils.”
― Colin Walsh, Kala

“It takes strength to be open to life, to the possibility things will change for the better.”
― Colin Walsh, Kala