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(Source: nereavonbeliall, via natural-magics)
Portland, Maine
Email: trustyourself@trustwatson.com
wow this is amazing
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Apparently you can’t have problems if you’re not a starving African child.
Apparently you can’t have problems if your parents are still together.
Apparently you can’t have problems if you’re a white girl
or if you’re a heterosexual male
Apparently you can’t have problems if you get good grades.
Apparently you can’t have problems unless someone else justifies them.
(Source: ohioisonfiire, via cosmic-blessing)
Kitty isn’t allowed outside and she gets mad at us so she sits in the potted tree and pretends she is outside
i should do this for my cat
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(Source: danielodowd, via fullmoonpagan)
Reblog if you are in a secondhand fandom.
Secondhand Fandom: When you do not actually watch/read/are really interested in said fandom or object of the fandom, but you know enough about it that you can hold an intelligent and involved conversation with someone in the fandom.
It’s like dying from lung cancer because you live with a chain smoker, but you yourself have never touched a cigarette in your life.
that is so painfully accurrate
Ugh, so many
can i just
(via life-love-musicaltheatre)
"I knew it wasn’t too important but it made me sad anyway."
— J.D. Salinger (via quirky-fairy)
(Source: 13neighbors, via wiredweirdness)
Here is the finished tomahawk. The head was forged from an old bolt I found on the tracks. Hand-hammered, coal-fired. Handle of local windfall pecan. Vegetable tan cowhide wrap and sheath, treated with neetsfoot oil and beeswax. The wedge was made from the tail of a file I had ruined in the forge. My first attempt at an axe, and I am happy with it. Many thanks to David Burnette for instruction and assistance.
(via witch-moon)
(via wiredweirdness)
Linley Valley/ Cottle Lake.
Nanaimo BC
Are You Checking Me Out Or Trying To Figure Out My Gender: A Life Story.
(via life-love-musicaltheatre)
