she lived alone

25 yr old trying to do her best impression of what she thinks an adult is

[dustjacket9999]

backstage elie saab haute couture ss16

[inthesunlight]

cat: *carries favorite toy around the house in her mouth*

me: wow, what a perfect baby

cat: *sticks paw in water bowl*

me: look at her go!!!!!

cat: *accidentally flips the light switch off*

me: damn! shes so much better than me

cat: *throws huge amounts of litter outside of the litter box onto the floor*

me: is there anything she can’t do????

[thepositivecattitude]

Mother cat with kittens came to meet an old friend.

[star-anise]

I can’t believe we’ve already found the best animal video of 2016.

[glenn-griffon]

That is too adorable. You can tell the mother cat actually does trust the dog just by her body language. Typically a mother will watch her kittens closely and be very protective of them, here she completely trusts the dog to play gentle with them. This is just too damn cute.

[glyndarling]

When he bops the kitten and looks up at Mom to make sure he didn’t overstep!

[thesweetpianowritingdownmylife]

The dog is trying to make himself as non-threatening as possible!!

[heytinafey]

a tribute to jenny slate on talk shows 

[mashamorevna]

Elizabeth Olsen for The Edit (April 2015)

[vikander]

Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara attend the 88th Annual Academy Awards at Hollywood & Highland Center on February 28, 2016 in Hollywood, California.

[vikander]

Cate Blanchett attends the 88th Annual Academy Awards at Hollywood & Highland Center on February 28, 2016 in Hollywood, California.

[nietzscheandme]

Auguste Rodin, Lovers

[undr]

Pierre Jahan, Louvre museum, Paris. 1947

[vikander]

Rooney Mara attends the 88th Annual Academy Awards at Hollywood & Highland Center on February 28, 2016 in Hollywood, California.

[weloveshortvideos]

[softporkbuns-deactivated2016072]

Ohhhh my godddddddd oh my god

[sipnsyphe]

lol xD

[wordsnquotes]

They say ‘time heals,’ but even now I know that’s a lie. What people really mean is that eventually you’ll get used to the pain. You’ll forget who you were without it; you’ll forget what you looked like without your scars.

Claudia Gray, A Thousand Pieces of You (via piperandblue)

[seapuke]

[fridaphile]

cute as hell. 

[abberz-deactivated20200609]

Aidy Bryant is really important to me, guys. Also this is pretty much exactly what I am like during every kid program I run at the library. REAL chill.

[destroyingeverythingold]

[annagemind]

Domhnall Gleeson accepting the best actor award on behalf of Tom Hardy for Legend at the BIFA’s 2015. (x)

[sevensneakyfoxes]

I love that Domhnall was picking up EVERYONE ELSE’S AWARDS THAT NIGHT.

(AKA he also picked up his Dad’s award… in a category he was also nominated in.)

[fyeahbellarke]

That’s not to say Bellamy’s perfect. He is not. He can, he has, and he will make mistakes. It’s even believable that he would choose Pike’s side, if the story had the proper time to develop. But that’s not what the story showed us. Instead, when we first see Bellamy, he’s adjusting well to life after the Mountain. He’s a guard, a trainer, and goes on scouting missions with his friends. He has a girlfriend who he likes. His desperation to find Clarke in 3.2 is the only indication that all is not well. Therefore, I do not, for one moment, believe that Bellamy Blake sides with Pike to massacre a peacekeeping force. I do not believe that Bellamy Blake makes that decision over a couple of shots at a bar. I do not believe that Bellamy Blake, older brother to his beloved sister Octavia, who is practically a Grounder herself, decides that all Grounders are evil and need to die. That he gives up three months of mentor-ship with Kane to follow someone who hasn’t lived and shared the last crucial, devastating six months with him. Without even a conversation about it, no less. I do not believe that Bellamy Blake, anarchist and rebel, becomes in the course of one evening a blind follower to a man staging both a coup and a massacre. This is especially frustrating because this development hangs on two very weak plot devices. Number one, the fridging of his girlfriend Gina (which I talked about here) and two, an unbelievable lack of communication between characters. Conveniently, there is no one in camp to bring Bellamy back from the edge. Monty is out with Jasper. Raven is MIA for the episode, not even appearing at the memorial to Gina, her friend. Kane only offers a weak, “Don’t do this,” as Bellamy turns in his guard jacket. Clarke is, of course, in Polis playing cheerleader to Lexa. Bellamy and Octavia don’t share a scene, even though their support of each other was demonstrated last week. Finally, there is no conversation with Lincoln, a person he trusts enough to induct into the guard.

About 15 minutes are allotted to kneecap two seasons worth of Bellamy’s development. (via lincolnoctavia)