idonttext:artislovely:(via thewaythingsgo)
anyone know where I can get those wires?
I love this.
I think Ikea may have something like that D. Or else maybe take the pic along to a hardware store.
you can get a big ol’reel of wire from the hardware store, D. that’s how i do mine, a couple of nails and you’re good to go.
but like lee said, i think i do remember seeing something similar to this in ikea.
or a cockerpoo?
i’d go with a cockerpoo :)
they are easy to train and perfect family pets. schnauzers, whilst i’m sure they can make lovely family pets too, they are more difficult to train because they are strong willed. i remember reading that they need a lot of socialization otherwise they can develop behavioural problems.
i wanted a schnauzer, a mini one, i looked into them a lot.
what about a scottie? ;)
i bought these today.
artislovely:thisishappiness:justbesplendid:beautifulpaper: happy cavalier: noa noa…
this would be an ace work wardrobe…. lovely!
i have spent a ridiculous amount of time staring at these outfits, in the attempt to find similar ones for my interview. did i? no.
i want the bottom left outfit, bottom middle, top left and top middle.
i guess my interview outfit could almoooost be the top middle. except i don’t have a scarf yet, and my dress is navy wool instead of grey.
i need gok wan.
i finished my grapeheads.
emptythoughts:jgh:rosasparks:historicupstart:
“Being a strong, powerful woman doesn’t mean you have to be tough, overworked and unattractive.”
“Women could truly benefit from finding a more inspiring word than “feminism” to stand by, as well as stand for, when seeking to become our most powerful and successful selves…
With this in mind, I’d like to put forth that starting today, the word “feminism” be updated to become the new word “feminine-ism.”What!? Why can’t we just work to change the negative connotations the word feminist has? And all women are supposed to fit the “feminine” ideal? Well, we don’t. I am by no means a stereotypical “bulldagger femi-nazi”: I’m delicately built and have more legs than a bucket of chicken- but I am not 100% feminine. I am crass, sexually aggressive, have short hair, and on occasion, I lust for women. I do not wish to get married, have children, or wear dresses all of the time, although when I do sometimes, I feel pretty. But I also feel just as pretty in cut-off shorts and a boy’s baseball shirt. I am still a feminist. I am still a woman.
jessica, my reblog loves your reblog. they’d make-out in cut off shorts and baseball shirts any day.
With the word “feminism,” it might have been embarrassing for a man to say he was a supporter because it might sound like he was admitting to supporting of a group of controlling, bitchy women. But with new pro-sexiness, pro-sweetness, pro-balance words like “feminine-ist” and “feminine-ism,” what’s not for a man to love?
Plus, these are words men can and should stand by, and stand for, in their own lives. I can definitely envision my fiancé proudly calling himself a “feminine-ist” because he’s in touch with both his feminine and masculine sides, and he loves when I am able to tap into this dynamic duo of sexiness and powerfulness in myself.
It seems that America has been fighting against the perception of being feminine for a while now—wanting to appear tough and strong, and afraid of appearing weak by admitting a need for help. If you compare America to countries in the East, you’ll see what I mean. If America were to be personified, it would definitely be a real guy’s guy—running around, talking loudly, smacking you on the back in greeting, occasionally belching—a lovable, rambunctious guy’s guy.
Now, imagine a country like India personified. It would embrace more feminine qualities like stillness, meditativeness and spirituality.
What It Means to Be a Feminine-ist - Karen Salmansohn (via oprah.com)
She is also the author of the Prince Harming Syndrome: “You gotta kiss a lot of frogs before you find your prince but no need to kiss pigs/dogs/jackasses.”
(via igather)
i’m at a loss as to what to say. but a reblog was necessary.
(via barefootinthewoods)
OH! If we were in the same room i’d throw something at you. You’ve gots to give it time. I think it has so many moments of complete beautiful genuis.
lol. no okay, i absolutely love some of the songs.
but as a whole album, i donno. it’s just not doing it for me.
look at my baby bloom.
Things that are fun:
1. Making crafty stuff
2. Going out with friends
3. Eating chocolate
Things that are not fun
1. Fractured toe
2. Enforced doing of not much including basic things like walking for 4-6 weeks.
3. XRays when the cute radiographer is not there and instead you get the old guy who thinks he’s funny.
ARGH!
poor lee :( did you at least get crutches?
toes are really long, huh!?
