laugh it off

22 | Female | CA i'm proud of my life & the things that i have done. proud of myself & the loner i've become. muisc, animals, places, art, shows, etc. 又

[1000drawings]

[lisbon]

[circaboard]

[thomashumeau]

[theunrequitedlover]

[circaboard]

[shinkaiedit]

I was always searching for someone!

[animations-daily]

The Good Dinosaur + Scenery

[devils-song]

30 Day Anime Challenge: 11-20

Day 11 - Favorite Harem: Ouran High School Host Club (I’ve always wanted to read the manga)

Day 12 - The anime you’ve rewatched the most: Digimon Adventure (LOVE!)

Day 13 - Cosplay of a character you would cosplay as(or want to): Inuyasha (I have no idea why. Yes I do, looks comfy lol!)

Day 14 - current (or most recent) anime wallpaper: Beyond the Boundary (This scene, pretty much.)

Day 15 - Anime you want to see but haven’t yet: Orange (LMAO, didn’t wanna get spoiled so i clicked the 1st gif i saw.)

Day 16 - Favorite character who first was bad but became good: Crona, Soul Eater (SWEET BABY ILY)

Day 17 - Favorite anime without romance: One Punch Man (Had to post of gif of mah fav qween)

Day 18 - Saddest anime death: Fullmetal Alchemist (RIP ILY)

Day 19 - Favourite shoujou anime: Kamisama Kiss (New season plz!!)

Day 20 - Favorite shonen anime: Noragami Aragoto (I NEEDA REWATCH THIS SHIT LIKE NOW!)

[destroyed-and-abandoned]

The Last Inn on the Sea. Rodanthe, NC. .

Source: seagirtlight (flickr)

ethan_kahn:

When the house was first built in the 1980s, there was over 400 feet of sand separating it from the Atlantic, with piles set in concrete 14 feet deep. Over the years, extreme coastal erosion from hurricanes and ocean wash had condemned the Inn to the fate of a watery grave in the Atlantic Ocean. Update someone has purchased the old inn and moved it here.

[passivites]

*gives someone so much space that i never speak to them again*

[boredpanda]

Artist Creates Honest Illustrations Showing What Women Do When No One Is Watching

[soley-solange]

[circaboard]

[kevc]

[soundsof71]

[soundsof71]

Patti Smith, New York City 1976, by Bob Gruen.

[bobbymoynihans]