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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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One Nice Bug Per Day

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@ilovetrianglse
daylight savings is just another example of how time is fake
me when buying something over $10: do i need this? do i need any material objects? will this matter when i face the great abyss?
the past is a strange place
cops on bikes used to transport criminals like this
this guy worked as an alarm for waking people up
one wheel motorcycle
pin-boys who manually lined pins up
baby cage for families who wanted their kids to get enough sunlight
zoo-keeper showering a penguin
But who woke up the guy that woke everyone else up
my grave
here’s a concept: me, riding your ceiling fan like a gargoyle. you, smacking me with a broom. both of us are yelling
“When I was six months old, I was dropped off at an orphanage in Northern China with a little note pinned on my shirt. It only had the name of my village. The orphanage named me Gaoanna, which translates to ‘Girl From High Mountains.’ My mother decided to adopt me after she received my picture in the mail. She was 45 at the time. She had recently gotten divorced. She’d never had children. So it’s just been the two of us my whole life. I remember one time in high school, we got in an argument and my mom got very emotional. She started crying and said: ‘We can’t fight. It’s just the two of us. We have to stick together.’ At that moment I realized how much I had changed my mom’s life. She’d known from the start, of course. But it was something I needed to learn.”
face value by the story so far
If, then, my awareness of the past and future makes me less aware of the present, I must begin to wonder whether I am actually living in the real world.”
Alan W. Watts (via purplebuddhaproject)
Anthony Mackie photographed by Tommaso Mei for Vanity Fair Italia’s May 2016 Issue.
Monkey teaches Human how to Crush Leaves
this changed me
OH MY GOD HOW CUTE!
I would sit there all day crushing leaves with that little monkey.
It looks like Renaissance painting and it’s just as beautiful