“Then I went home to live a brand new life without you
I buried all our things
Beneath the giant shadows of the clouds.
And they will stay there underground,
but no matter what I do I never will stop talking to you.”
-Republic of Wolves
For Crayons and Bouncy
The epic of young adulthood in NYC, and strange things in the name of art, by Emma Claire Goodman.
Oh, by the way...
Stalking
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You,
Its you and me,
Its you and me won’t be unhappy
(╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻
(Source: nayamarieerivera)
This is hormonal birth control.
As you can see on the box, you take exactly one pill per day. To make sure it works, you need to take one pill every day at the same time, or it stops working. You take only one pill, and you keep taking them regardless of what you are doing that day.
Hormonal…
Just want to add that my birth control was $90 without insurance…
Reworked one of my favorite sketches from last year.
Lux and Robot II.
It has been way too long since I last drew something, and it shows >.>
- oldies but goldies: supercozy hiding place (via transitoinicial)
omg omg…sorry, second reblog from this tumblr today, but this is completely my ideal living room fort.
Last night I dreamed that we went and lived on a commune. We picked flowers and practiced Spanish and ate really good spinach lasagna, and everyone smiled a lot. And you built a space shuttle that was tiny, because, as you put it, even in my dreams you understand mass to payload ratios.
Me: I just found out that the first four floors are an elementary school, wild!
Alicia: Had you not heard the screaming children until now?
Me: No, I had, I just assumed that the building was haunted.
(Source: brutongaster)
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- small and pretty: bunk bed (via STIL inspiration)
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“She kissed the bear on the nose” by John Bauer (c.1910)
