Everything I think of after midnight is brilliant.  Why can’t I be a genius in the daytime? 

Married life
• Me: sdkjlfdsj I'm just so stressed about midterms and then on top of that our parents are coming for dinner and I feel like there's just endless things to do
• Katie: Do you wanna do power-yoga with me when we get home?
• Me: DO I LOOK LIKE I HAVE TIME TO DO POWER YOGA? DO YOU EXPECT ME TO GET THIS PAPER DONE, COOK DINNER, CLEAN THE HOUSE...AND THEN HAVE TIME FOR YOGA!?
• Katie: ....
• Me: ...oh my god we're actually married

This is the fucking cutest

and this guy

he is just so fucking happy and amazed and just expresses his feelings so beautifully

NATURE IS REMARKABLE 

I was trying to remember what people did for fun before computers and then

(Source: the-wrong-stuff)

he saw the chance and he took it

for moira

(Source: slo-mo-tion)

tastefullyoffensive:

7 New Punctuation Marks We Desperately Need

[collegehumor]

Currently listening to the beautiful voices of these ladies - so peaceful and cheery 

(Source: Spotify)

everyone stop what you’re doing and LOOK AT MY DOG

theparisreview:

“In 1951, Vivian moved to New York at twenty-five-years-old and worked in a sweat shop for a while until she would become a nanny for the next forty years on and off. When she had days off, she would walk the streets of Chicago or New York, most often using her Rollieflex camera, photographing everyone and everything from the well-dressed shoppers to homeless people and even her own reflection.”

Messy Nessy Chic highlights the photography of Vivian Maier, whose work was unseen until bought at a Chicago auction by real estate agent and historical hobbyist John Maloof. Check out more of her photography here and watch the trailer for the upcoming documentary film, Finding Vivian Maier.

recklessknitting:

lov3izknitting:

Awwww cute. Really does give you a nice comforting feeling in your hands that you can sometimes feel in your heart too.  

I need a week like this…

(Source: aerocave-art)

Blehh I have no idea what to do for Spring break

I just want to get on a plane by myself and go somewhere I’ve never been before but I also acknowledge that the feasibility of that is a bit difficult

Anyone wanna slip $1500 in my pocket so I can go back to Ecuador for a week? 

astock:

dailymajordeegan:

Hundreds of spinning blades reveal the invisible patterns of the wind in American artist Charles Sowers’ kinetic installation on the facade of the Randall Museum in San Francisco.

via dezeen

holy fuck yesssssssssssssss

(Source: howtocatchamonster)