[design-is-fine]

[aubreylstallard]

Asa Smith, Smith’s illustrated Astronomy, 1848

[min-ogi]

[colorgrl]

/ lovers pt. 2 /

[warmmagicaltropicaloceans]

Artwork by Kotaro Chiba

[studiioghibli]

Studio Ghibli on KissAnime

Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind

Laputa, Castle in the Sky

Grave of the Fireflies

My Neighbor Totoro

Kiki’s Delivery Service

Only Yesterday

Porco Rosso

Pom Poko

Whisper of the Heart

Princess Mononoke

My Neighbors the Yamadas

Spirited Away

The Cat Returns

Howl’s Moving Castle

Tales from Earthsea

Ponyo

The Secret world of Arrietty

From up on Poppy hill

The Wind Rises

The Tale of Princess Kaguya

When Marnie was There

[mostlycatsmostly]

[kyungmoi]

[aubreylstallard]

kyungme

[bepeu-deactivated20171202]

you ever been so stressed that youre calm

[gordacrybaby-deactivated2017090]

this is my constant state

[eatsleepdraw]

space forestscape (after biblin) - digital colour, ink lines

drawn by Ania

[saratheswashbuckler]

Prague’s famous astronomical clock! It tells the position of the moon, sun, and the time.

[oix]

[pugking-deactivated20130901]

[radic4lman-blog]

if you don’t know what show this kitchen is from you’re dumb ok

[frailtea]

correction: if you don’t know what show this kitchen is from you haven’t lived

[2023110820231108-deactivated202]

[adapto]

im buying this 1

[adapto]

IT GOT HOME

[worldofthecutestcuties]

[harvard-variations]

Person: all Taylor Swift does is date boys and write songs about them

Me: * hands over my 12 page essay with my sources cited and 12 pt times new roman font about how Taylor doesn't write songs just about boys, and a track by track playlist of songs that aren't about boys *

[katsudonburi]

“And how hard is it to land even a minimum-wage job? This year, the Ivy League college admissions acceptance rate was 8.9%. Last year, when Walmart opened its first store in Washington, D.C., there were more than 23,000 applications for 600 jobs, which resulted in an acceptance rate of 2.6%, making the big box store about twice as selective as Harvard and five times as choosy as Cornell. Telling unemployed people to get off their couches (or out of the cars they live in or the shelters where they sleep) and get a job makes as much sense as telling them to go study at Harvard.”

— “Why Don’t the Unemployed Get Off Their Couches?” and Eight Other Critical Questions for Americans (via seriouslyamerica)