Hiatus 

Well, of course I’ve been irregularly posting this year. But I’m ‘officially’ going on …’hiatus’. I guess.

Maybe I’ll come back now and then to reblog awesome posts. Thanks to the followers that have stuck with me, aw, I’m gonna miss you (I went from 500 to 50 in two years… yeah thanks school)

Anyway, happy tumblin’ . Love you all.

milkstudios:

We’re Back!!

Let’s get weird.

superwholockianlady:

samandirielswings:

whilelifepassesby:

I thought I was in a bad mood

and then I saw this.

this can pretty much make everything better

HERE YOU GO FOLLOWERS

Yes, yes, this makes everything better.

mikemaihack:

Some Hunger Games fan art. Movie opens tomorrow TODAY!! :D

erectdaddy:

flaawed:

whataboutbacon:

fuckyeahtattoos:

A semicolon is used when a sentence could have been ended, but it wasn’t.

Twelve hours old, done by JT at Wyld Chyld Tattoo in Whitestone, NY.

like her life could have ended, but it didn’t wow

this is so perfect oh my god

the fault in our stars 

it’s just such a… round story. 

lovely. 

relatable and not .

perfect. 

the-elderswear:

i like how most musicals are about young love and self-discovery and then sweeney todd is just about killing men and eating them in pies

healiing:

Having friends on tumblr is really great. I often refer to you guys in real life as “my friend from england/autrallia/california/new york” and it makes people think I’m very well traveled when really I’ve just spent a lot of time on the Internet.

here-is-the-place:

Why I Ship It: Clove smiling at Cato.

All their lives, all the time, just…how do you stop seeing it?

ribbonbomb:

with me either i am showered with thirty minutes of makeup and hair done or i haven’t changed out of my pajama pants in three days. there is no inbetween

"[Parents should] recommend some books with female leads that your son would enjoy reading. If your next question is “Why?,” then ask your daughter why she liked Harry Potter. She might say it was a good story, great characters, and a fantastic world. Who cares if the main character was a boy? In fact, girls will pick up a book with a hero or heroine equally. According to my excellent librarian resources, boys will actively avoid books with a girl as the main character. What’s the problem? I have no idea. Why should you encourage your son to read books with heroines? That’s easy. You want your son to grow up knowing that a strong female for a friend, wife or boss is normal and good." - Rebecca Angel  (via albinwonderland)

deerpong:

there’s something very satisfying about buying office supplies but I’m not quite sure how to explain that feeling