Marmalade, I Like Marmalade

A good time guaranteed 👌👍💯 Mostly music, not very organised, u know how it is

[mymcromance]

How long

'Til we find our way in the dark and out of harm

You can run away with me anytime you want

[kreativekopf]

[seanlewisdraws]

Kettle Popping Off

Instagram: seanislewis

[lou-stat]

[froglit]

imagine if we all just started ignoring celebrities tho

[froglit]

i cant stop thinking about how funny this would be. imagine kylie jenner posting a selfie n it gets 12 likes

[altavistas]

what are we coming to? what are we gonna do?

[jareckiworld]

Paul Corfield  —  Clouds Over the Sea  (oil on canvas, 2015)

[humansofnewyork]

“Chris was working as a caddy when we met. It was the summer of the US Open, so it was a lot of fun. We were hanging out at the bar every night. I did notice that he loved to party, but he’d never get abusive or angry. He’d just drink too much. Some nights he’d fall asleep in the back seat of the car. Or pass out on the floor of my apartment. But he’d always apologize the next morning and everything would be fine. But the drinking seemed to get worse as the summer went on. One time I took a trip to Florida, and my apartment was trashed when I came home. That was my breaking point. I dropped all his stuff off at his parents’ house and blocked his number. But three nights later he sent me an email. It said: ‘You’re right. I need help.’ So I made some calls and helped him get a bed in a rehab facility. The next morning I took him to the treatment center, and I assumed that was the end of it. But he kept calling. Every single day he’d call from the payphone in the lobby. He acted like a little baby at first. He wanted me to take him back. He wanted to know how long before people starting trusting him again. Then he’d get mad, and hang up on me. But he got more serious about sobriety as time went on. When he left rehab, he chose to live in a halfway house. He found a good program. He went to 90 meetings in 90 days. The whole time he kept calling to give me updates, and I kept answering the phone. My friends and family thought I was crazy. They’d ask me why I was still talking to him. And I wasn’t sure myself, but he never gave me a reason not to. For seven years he just kept doing what he said he was going to do, day by day. He got a job at Target. Then he moved on to a call center. Then he got a sales job. The entire time he saved his money so that we could buy our first house together. And he’s an unbelievable father. He makes breakfast every morning. Dinner every night. And he earned his Masters’ degree online while we had a newborn baby. This whole thing began with me trying to help him get his life together. But now he’s the one who inspires me. I look at him, and his sobriety, and everything he’s accomplished, and it makes me want to be a better person.”

[veeranger]

i am once again demanding you play portal and portal 2 for less than $3 on pc and mac through the app steam available at this price until july 9th 2020

[byoteki-higaisha]

[muserinastrangeland]

Retro muse

[faggot-frank]

tbh bullets, three cheers, wttbp, danger days, & conventional weapons are like in my top 5 fav mcr albums :/

[jday-blue]

Forgot to post this.

Welcome to the Machine

[permanentdaylite]

1994-6-17 Brisbane © Jeff Polley

[rvbinbvckley]

the 80s vibes this outfit has I’m in loVE

[headspace-hotel]

You can identify a fake redneck by their passionate support of “blue lives matter.” Real rednecks have been in at least one physical fight and/or high-speed chase with police officers and would do it again

[action--cats]

[firstgrave]

hmmm. customer was asking me if id been to any protests lately. gave the general “how could i when im always at work” response. he keeps going asking about where protests are being held/how he’s having trouble locating them and “it’s been hundreds of years coming so im not suprised”. he buys a lotto ticket and opens his wallet, which surprise surprise also contained a police badge..

[firstgrave]

Seriously. Be suspicious of everyone you talk to. especially if you don’t know them. even if you used to talk to them but fell off for a few years. don’t give out any information that could put others at risk

[weirdlandtv]

A life-size dollhouse by artist Heather Benning, in Humboldt, Saskatchewan, Canada.