the brain exposed from above

left brain 27% right brain 72%

[aesthethos]

The Soul of the Rose by John William Waterhouse NFT

[fletchelle]

the brain exposed from above turned 8 today!

My little tumblr’s getting all grown up.

[2087]

[wocado]

You know what charm is ~ @AIbertCamus

You know what charm is: a way of getting the answer yes

question, acceptance, acceptance quotes, charm, charm quotes, Albert Camus, Albert Camus quotes, question quotes, yes, yes quotes, seduction, seduction quotes #PICTUREQUOTES, #QUOTES

[toxic-eunoia-deactivated2021081]

[fletchelle]

T. J. Eckleburg

[unfuckyourhabitat]

You should’ve asked

This is a great comic (click through to the source website) that’s crossed my feed a few times in the last couple of days. There’s a lot to talk about here: the well-established gender roles and assumptions that inform and affect how we handle housework; the emotional labor involved in keeping a household running; the ways that we’re socialized to deal with or not deal with all of the minutiae of our households. It’s worth exploring how all of this exists within your own circumstances, and looking at some productive and useful ways to redirect how we think about and deal with this stuff.

[fletchelle]

Ah! This makes sense.

[cute-animals-only]

[fletchelle]

cuddles.

[pixalry]

Hogwarts Notebook Cinemagraphs - Created by Daria Khoroshavina

You can also follow her on Tumblr.

[aromanticgcallen]

Things I Should Be Doing

so many

Things I Am Not Currently Doing

any of that

[docinla]

[monkeypants]

Happy New Year

[ufoandtofu-blog]

Elvis - The Edge of Reality

[fletchelle]

rebekahlain, enjoy!

[animated-disney-gifs]

[fletchelle]

think happy thoughts

[davidtantamount]

‘I am a DJ’: David Bowie spins his favorite records at the BBC, 1979

A terrific find from John Coulthart. It was “a bit grey out today” on Sunday, May 20, 1979, when the BBC turned Radio One over to David Bowie for a couple of hours. The results were simply delightful—and the session is available in full on YouTube. Bowie in 1979 was pretty near the top of his game, but then again he seldom seems very far off his game. The tracks Bowie chose to play are as fascinating as those he left off. Several of the artists are to be expected, others entirely unexpected. Bowie, the great popularizer of our time, the man through whom so many influences of the 20th century flowed and were given vital form, you can hear that deep need to show, to bring listeners something new, in every word Bowie utters. It’s extremely interesting to hear Bowie refer to tracks that are fairly familiar to any decently informed music fan as if nobody knows about them—a lesson in the benefits the Internet (not to mention stacks of CD reissues) has brought, if nothing else. We’ve tucked the track listing behind the jump, but it’s far more amusing to listen without knowing, don’t...

[fletchelle]

What I’m doing with the rest of my Sunday.

[christopherjonesart]

[christopherjonesart]

WHELP. (x)

[best-of-memes]

Tina Fey and Amy Poehler

[theatresetsandprops]

King Lear (Chicago Shakespeare)

Designed by Mark Bailey 

[fletchelle]

awesomeness

[pizza-omelette]