Today is a day like any other

Twenty-four hours, a
little sunshine, a little rain.

About This Dork   
Ask me anything

(Source: tiemydurag)

I would like you to stay
and talk with me
but I don’t want
you to feel that you
have to just because I’m here.

W.S. Merwin, “Yesterday” (via larmoyante)

tickatocka:

i aspire to be one of those people who are known for always smelling good and treating people kindly

tastefullyoffensive:

How the dinosaurs really died.[via]

tastefullyoffensive:

How the dinosaurs really died.

[via]

bacteriia:

Kate Petley - Murmur (2014)

The hours between 12-7am are fast becoming my favourites. 

maghrabiyya:

raw-r-evolution:

chocolatefitspo:

ayeeeeeeeeeeebohp:

Take 5 minutes out of your morning/night to educate yourself on this young man LL. The brother was LYNCHED. “Crackertown”, North Carolina. Been gone since the morning of Aug. 29th. Day of his first football game of his senior year. All that hard work in the summer for nothin’. #JusticeForLennonLacy

This needs more light..

racism needs to hurry up and DIE

http://globalgrind.com/2014/10/14/lennon-lacys-death-hanging-killed-about-list

So he was found hanging, the morning of his first big game that he had been preparing for all year, wearing somebody else’s shoes, with his brand new shoes missing. he had a white girlfriend, openly racist neighbours, confederate flags everywhere, marks on his face indicating he was in a fight just minutes before..

This was not a suicide, no way in hell. This was a modern day lynching.

I hope they get answers soon. Poor boy.

fuckyeah1990s:

Every episode of “Are You Afraid of the Dark?” is on YouTube.
Watch them all here
i recommend “The Tale of The Phone Police”, for a cautionary story on the perils of making prank telephone calls. 

fuckyeah1990s:

Every episode of “Are You Afraid of the Dark?” is on YouTube.

Watch them all here

i recommend “The Tale of The Phone Police”, for a cautionary story on the perils of making prank telephone calls. 

Fulsome feelings make for weary work.

Agatha Christie

literarystarbucks:

Agatha Christie goes up to the counter and orders a cafe mocha. She stirs it dramatically, turns to the other occupants of the Starbucks, and announces that she knows who has committed the murder. The barista attempts to escape without notice, but the policeman in disguise subdues her quickly. Christie looks down, but her coffee is missing. It reappears a week later, but no one has ever determined where it went for those seven days.

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