A Minor Incident

Before I can live with other folks, I've got to live with myself.

[angelicaelizaandpeggys-blog]

Lin Manuel Miranda and Alexander Hamilton his dude

[dondaario]

HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY FARAMIR

[sarah-lyra]

I’m going to reblog this every year. 

[hey-seestra]

“ Love is not love, which alters when it alteration finds, or bends with the remover to remove oh no! it is an ever-fixed mark that looks on tempests and is never shaken… ”

Rest in Peace, Alan Rickman.

[eufobia]

“Am I grumpy? I might be. But I think maybe sometimes it’s misinterpreted.”

[chmchm]

EVERYONE STOP AND LOOK AT HARRISON FORD AND THIS ADORABLE DOG.

[delightfuldonutdreams]

Do you ever wonder how many stories have been told about you? I don’t mean rumors or gossip. A story like “one time I was at the mall and this girl dropped her hotdog but she picked it up and ate it” what if I’m that girl?? how many times have people seen me do something I thought no one saw and is now being used as an ice breaker at a family dinner? Hmmmmmm?!???!

[liliana-von-k]

Honestly, I don’t give a shit if someone saw me drop a hot dog and then eat it anyway. Ten Second Rule, bro! And these days, there are so many cameras in public places that it’s safe to assume that someone saw you do something. Or everything. If people I will never meet or care about are using my actions as a punchline to bolster their own fragile self-esteem, at exactly what point am I supposed to give a shit?

Just sayin.

[chmchm]

When I was a baby, my mom had me in my stroller in the mall and got me a Mrs. Field’s cookie, which was a big deal for her at the time because my parents didn’t have much money. She handed me the cookie, and of course I immediately dropped it on the mall floor. I was a baby. My motor skills were still developing. (I can’t use that excuse for my clumsiness anymore...) She was conflicted, but she didn’t have the money for another cookie, and baby me really wanted that damn cookie. So she picked it up off the mall floor and gave it to me. Then she stood up and saw two older women just glaring at her and pointedly whispering about the kind of woman who would feed a cookie that had been on the ground at the mall to her baby. My mom felt like shit. She still feels guilty about it to this day. And I survived the mall floor germs, thank you very much, terrible judgmental older women. 

Moral of the story: if someone does drop a hot dog on the floor and then proceeds to eat it, don’t be an a-hole about it.

[ariml]

[bloomingbanana]

Hamilton: An American Musical

[chmchm]

Let’s talk about my Hamilton problem, y’all. It’s a serious problem.

[bubba-joan]

[ka1cumber]

#there are films about dogs #and books about dogs #and entire television series about dogs #and not a one of them will ever explain dogs #as well as this one scene in this one kids movie that is not even strictly about dogs #explains dogs

[harocat]

Dug is the single most accurate portrayal of a dog in anything ever. 

[hereforpizza]

Dug is the best thing to ever happen in the world. Ever.

[alyciadebnamcareydasdasd-deacti]

[chmchm]

All day. Every day. With everything.

[chmchm]

This puppy. She’s my own personal life hack. I’m sleeping better, getting more exercise, meeting tons of new people, AND getting to cuddle this cutie all the time. 

[jynandor]

[chmchm]

Scout at a luau. I'm so obsessed with this dog that it's becoming a problem

[chmchm]

Puppy Scout is home and adorable.

[chmchm]

I get to pick up my new puppy from the shelter at noon tomorrow.

[lizziebennet]

Parks and Prejudice 

[chmchm]

This puppy is going to be my puppy in a few days. How in the world do you go to an animal shelter and resist that face?

[cupcakelogic]

she is still learning

[alexdrakes]

film meme» nine male characters [4/9]: Atticus Finch

“You never really understand a person until you see things from his point of view, until you climb inside of his skin and walk around in it.”

Played By: Gregory Peck Film: To Kill A Mockingbird

Why He’s On The List: A strong contender for the most noble character ever, Atticus Finch remains Peck’s finest performance and certainly his most beloved. Finch, a lawyer and widowed father of two, has stood as a model for tolerance, justice and integrity since Harper Lee’s novel was first published, and Peck harnessed the power of the role with timeless success.

Finest Hour: Facing a lynch mob in defence of Tom Robinson, the black man accused of raping a white woman in America’s south. [x]