Sometimes Life.

@gotnd

Totally random use of time. Because I can. And I do. I like so many things...and I will reblog them all. I have to reblog the bits I like because I can't figure out how to make photosets or gifs. I don't know how to get specific bits of video, either. I'm technologically challenged. I'm married. I'm not interested in anything other than friendship on here. I attend Central Washington University. That is all.

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willworkforcakesandcrumbs-deact

My word, the amount of detail on this cake (I’m assuming the music on this is hand painted, but even if it’s printed and reproduced on fondant, I’m still as impressed) coupled with the vivid and exquisite sugar blossoms, is sheer magic.

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/187884615681405848/

femininefreak

the-goddamazon-deactivingsoon-d

Pretty much. They should draw one with someone enlisting the Armed Forces because they have literally no options or jobs going for them.

And then getting out and still not being able to find work.

fuckinglesbian-deactivated20170

literally all my friends right now.

sharkswithwings

Too relevant

It is getting closer...

#graduation #cwu #alpha sigma lambda

micdotcom

Stunning photos of tears under a microscope vary by emotion

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womaninterrupted

"The project, called "The Topography of Tears," captures unique moments in human experience, but there’s also a scientific reason why every tear looks so different. There are three different types of tears: basal (lubricating), reflex (responding to stimuli) and psychic (triggered by emotion). Each type of tear contains different organic substances, and the molecular makeup depends on the causative agent. For instance, emotional tears contain the neurotransmitter leucine enkephalin, a natural painkiller that the body releases to mitigate stress."