December 2010
24 posts
What happened to the little girl who said “I can do it” and “Kiss my grits”?
I need to find her real soon.
saraliz: Things I want for you: →
I needed this today. Thanks, Tumblr.
drinkyourjuice:
make as much light as you possibly can in this world
go everywhere, do everything, meet everyone
don’t be afraid to be sad when you feel sad
or angry or lonely or uncreative or anything demonized by people who are too ignorant to see how incredibly powerful and important…
MeredithBklyn: Ragu Sauce Over Barilla Noodles →
juliasea:
“HOW TO BE A 20-SOMETHING” — Be really attractive. Your acne is gone, your face has matured without having wrinkles and everything on your body is lifted naturally. Eat bagels seven days a week, binge-drink: you’ll still look like a babe. When you turn thirty, it’ll become a…
Too real.
“Nor do you need an advanced degree to enjoy Dickens–remember, all those middle...”
– Oprah Is Not Your High School Teacher | Conversational Reading (via housingworksbookstore)
“Housing Works Bookstore just got a giant donation of sex advice books and...”
– Twitter / Jessica Wakeman (via housingworksbookstore)
“Don’t do anything by half. If you love someone, love them with all your soul....”
– henry rollins (via carlovely)
“You’ve got to stop this war in Afghanistan.”
– The last words uttered by top-ranking American diplomat Richard Holbrooke, the Obama administration’s Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan, who passed away yesterday at George Washington University hospital in DC.
[wapo.]
(via thedailywhat)
Do You Know How Much I Love You?
“I am infinitely strange to myself.”
– The French Lieutenant’s Woman, John Fowles (via fuckyeahliteraryquotes)
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Get In On This: 'Tis the season, after all.
I’ve been sponsoring a child in Mexico through Children International for almost a year now. I don’t even think about the twenty-five dollars a month, and I know that it’s going to a child, and an organization, that needs it much more than I do. I can’t say I was surprised to find out that my favorite band, Runaway Dorothy, sponsors a child too.
Starving artists without...
