I Will Drink Life to the Lees

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[comedycentral]

In case you missed it, click here to watch the fantastic season finale of Broad City.

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happy first day of spring y’all

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The Death of Julius Caesar by Vincenzo Camuccini [x]

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Inspired Film Executive Has Great Idea For Budget Of Film 

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This is a picture from the Curiosity Rover on Mars showing Earth from the Perspective of Mars. You are literally looking at your home from the Perspective of another planet. Epic times indeed

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Has there ever been a more perfect human being?

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Slay

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Literal queen

[dito626]

She is the only Queen I Bow to…

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Never question Julie Andrews. 

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Peanuts

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In a shift driven partly by culture and largely by the economy, the number of grandparents living with their grandchildren is up sharply. According to recent U.S. census data, such families have increased by about a third over the past generation.

"Once the recession occurred, we actually saw a real uptick in the number of kids living with their grandparents, and now the numbers are close to 8 million," says Gretchen Livingston, who has studied the trend for the Pew Research Center. “To put that in perspective, that means that about 1 in 10 kids are living with a grandparent.”

Sometimes Grandma comes to live with the family — and sometimes Grandma is the family. In about a third of these families, there is no parent present. Grandfamilies are so common that you’ll see public housing complexes designed with this in mind: wide walkways, everything on one floor, guardrails — and then outside the window there’s a playground.

When Grandma’s House Is Home: The Rise Of Grandfamilies

Illustration credit: Stephanie Wunderlich/Ikon Images/Getty Images

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This could turn out to be the silver lining to the economic downturn. My grandparents lived near/with me for most of my formative years, and thus they are the root of some of my happiest memories. No child is hurt by having more people who love them close by.

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Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours!

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OMG I remember when this would happen to Rosie's puppy ears.

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Tina Fey’s photobombs.

[smartgirlsattheparty]

Bringing back the Queen of photobombing.

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when you put 2 and 2 together and realize Beyoncé’s your mom

[cvctothelees]

Looked at a calendar and realized bar results come out this month. I won't be much for fine motor skills this month since I'll be living with my fingers crossed until October 31.

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Happy Friday

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How does the cover of an obscure philosophy book end up on Jay-Z’s back?

[cvctothelees]

And even if they don't find what they're looking for, isn't it enough to be out walking together in the sunlight?

Beautiful Ruins, Jess Walter Perhaps the best part about my clerkship is having the time to read for fun. I've inhaled books since the bar exam era ended, and tonight I just finished another. This book was wonderful! I found it and didn't realize how beautifully it would pair two things I love: movie-making and Italy.