Memorandum Tank

[vanish]

[yvesane]

[twloha]

Despite the condition of the soil, I will choose to bloom.

Tonya Ingram (via twloha)

[twloha]

I don’t want to contribute to a culture that only shows the highlight reel.

Alison Tedford, “Your Mental Illness Is Not a Shameful Secret” (via twloha)

[twloha]

I’m learning, day by day, to practice loving myself right where I am.

Kelly Jensen, “What Yoga Taught Me About Appreciating Where I Am Today” (via twloha)

[annasfridge]

It’s international women’s day

[bareearth]

bathroom selfies. Notes to self.

[bareearth]

[flyingtothelesbianrainbow]

“What are you doing?”

“I’m regarding you”

[bareearth]

I'm such a fan of their chemistry.

[quotemadness]

The most creative act you will ever undertake is the act of creating yourself.

Deepak Chopra (via quotemadness)

[bareearth]

Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica.

[bareearth]

Sunday on New Smyrna Beach.

[bareearth]

Got a cat.

[infpunite-blog]

Silence isn’t empty, it’s full of answers.

[bareearth]

I took this photo of a lake near Poás Volcano, Costa Rica. To date, this trip has left such a fingerprint on my overall wellbeing. Mind, body and soul. I am centered.

[archilovers]

Fraher Architects’ challenge was to give new life to this listed house situated in Lambeth, London, whilst respecting its heritage and restoring some of the lost historic details

See the full project of Lambeth Marsh House: http://bit.ly/29QLuUe

[smithsonian]

Look closely. These sculptures are made entirely from garbage found along the beach. A traveling art exhibit by Angela Haseltine Pozzi, now at our National Zoo, educates visitors about one of the biggest enemies to the ocean today: trash. Pozzi and her volunteers with the Washed Ashore Project collected discarded plastic from beaches on the West Coast, which she transformed into beautiful sculptures that tell an ugly story. The 17 larger-than-life pieces represent the more than 315 billion pounds of plastic in our oceans today. 

“Washed Ashore: Art to Save the Sea” will be at the Zoo through Sept. 5. 

[npr]

Such a neat project! -Emily