(Source: shitshilarious)

mysticplaces:

abandoned building, photos by Xosé.

tripp89:

I must go. My swing needs me.

tripp89:

I must go. My swing needs me.

“[Dear Forgiveness, I saved a plate for you.]
                                                  Quit milling around the yard and come inside.”
Richard Siken, from “Litany in Which Certain Things Are Crossed Out” (via the-final-sentence)
“So… plant your own garden
And decorate your own soul
Instead of waiting
For someone to bring you flowers”
Veronica A. Shoffstall

(Source: scribd.com)

“If you know yourself, then you’ll not be harmed by what is said about you.”
Arab Proverb (via elevenandfifth)

(Source: tosaviorself)

“We have to stop reading each others’ appearances as if appearance were language, political allegiance, worthiness, or aggression.”
Naomi Wolf, The Beauty Myth
“The sleep of reason produces monsters.”
Francisco Goya
“Oh, but this is not a matter of “glorifying” obesity. Glorifying obesity would take multiple TV shows depicting fat folks riding unicorns and devouring warm pies whilst counting the bags of money they’ve gained from being fat. Indeed, if simply putting fat people on television was enough to “glorify” obesity, then The Biggest Loser should have done the trick years ago. It hasn’t, because The Biggest Loser is a show built on the humiliation and punishment (self-inflicted or otherwise) of fat people. When we say that putting fat people on television will “glorify” their bodies, what we really mean is that we are uncomfortable giving fat people any attention that is not overtly negative. Because fat people need to be told: don’t be fat. Being fat means you are not entitled to a normal life. Being fat means you are not entitled to love. Being fat means you are not entitled to humanity, much less dignity.”

christopherpaulboner:

sethlymeyers:

leas-legs:

hellochello:

Disney movies condensed into a single image.

that is gorgeous. 

click on the photoset and look at the individual picture omg

omg

I love Rosie Mercado. : )

I love Rosie Mercado. : )

This is who I work with.

1. The first coworker honestly couldn’t understand why the US government won’t just print more money. Even after I explained the concept of inflation.

2. The second coworker honestly believes The Hunger Games needs to be banned in schools and no one should read it. Can I get a second helping of The Catcher in the Rye, please?

3. The third regularly cheats on her boyfriend, consistently goes through his phone, and won’t let him even speak conversationally to other girls.

I need to get through school and get out of here. Tell me stories about your coworkers to make me feel better, please??

“Reading makes immigrants of us all. It takes us away from home, but
more important, it finds homes for us everywhere.”
 Hazel Rochman (via bookaddict24-7)

(Source: www3.ns.sympatico.ca)