what year is it?

emerson | 29 | he/they

[ghstwoods]

TWIN PEAKS, season one (1990) ; SLAUGHTERHOUSE FIVE, kurt vonngeut (1969)

[ka-72]

[mogblin]

the artist is hibstitches

[noneedtofearorhope]

found a little explainer

[fravery]

Norman Clifford Jaques (1922 – 2004) Woodland Path 1954

[bebs-art-gallery]

Dark Prince

— by Betty Jiang

[lobsterdyke]

best thing about boat media is there will always be a gay little doctor

[stamp-it-to-me]

three 2022 Japanese stamps from a series on flowers in daily life

[id: three long rectangular postage stamps with softly stylized illustrations of flowers. the left depicts lilies of the valley, the middle depicts a chameleon plant, and the right depicts a rose. end id]

[smokedruid]

if there’s one thing about me it’s that i love trinkets. give me a rock? i’ll keep it forever. little charm? i’m wearing it every day

[hayaomiyazaki]

　　They were lying breast against breast soon, head was on shoulder, 　　but just as their cheeks met someone called “Hall” from the court, 　　and he answered: he always answered when people called.

[nevver]

Tin Can Forest

[vida-imensa]

Luke Abrahams  

[bob-belcher]

[vintagenatgeographic]

Sheep in New Zealand

National Geographic | May 1987

[nymphsoup]

damn girl, you'll make the prettiest flowers once your body rots into the earth

[agtdalecooper]

the unfortunate thing about being in my program is that i have to constantly be around casual transphobes who openly misgender other trans people they know and use disgusting transphobic rhetoric in major assignments and when i’m like “hey professors and department heads i’m uncomfortable” they’re like “well keep ur chin up!! :-)”

[killrockstar]

tubitv is like a vhs store that smells like cigarettes 

[heyatleastitsnotcancer]

Judy Heumann passed away today. She was an amazing disability advocate who was on the forefront of disability activism for literally decades. She founded Disabled in Action, lobbied for independent living for disabled people, partipated in the longest sit in of a federal building in the United States with the 504 sit in, worked with multiple presidential administrations to improve disability rights, and so much more. I cannot stress how much she did for disabled people and how much she'll be missed. May her memory be a blessing.

[image description: a black and white photo of Judy Heumann during the 504 protests in 1977. She has short hair and glasses and is wearing a "Sign 504" sticker on her jacket. She is speaking into a microphone]

[harrietvane]

This 14th century archangel Gabriel in the V&A museum has two scars where their wings used to be, and that always makes me feel some kind of way.