♥Baby, you feel me?♥

My name Is кaye. ♥ I love everything positive. ♥ ♥ ♥ 

[abiding-in-peace]

We don’t have a future together. We only have right here, right now. To the ego, that’s incredibly depressing. But to recognise the utter preciousness of this moment liberates me from the need to possess or control you. In this timelessness, we truly meet. Love is the disappearance of time, the disappearance of the story of ‘relationship’. And then true relationship is possible.

Jeff Foster (via abiding-in-peace)

[writingsforwinter]

my favorite poems mixtape

10 Honest Thoughts on Being Loved by a Skinny Boy by Rachel Wiley

The First Time I Met His Mother by Megan Falley

Elegy Owed by Bob Hicok

To A Sad Daughter by Michael Ondaatje

Home Wrecker by Ocean Vuong

Let’s Start With The Insult by Clementine von Radics

That Romantic Sunset by Laura Van Slyke

The Gift by Bob Hicok

The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost

Mad Girl’s Love Song by Sylvia Plath

Exit-Interview by Kristina Haynes

I Was Told to Write An About Me and This Is What Happened by Kelsey Danielle

No Song Titles Were Harmed in the Making of this Poem by J. Bradley

Everyday by Mike Mcgee

Scars/To The New Boyfriend by Rudy Francisco

For Desire by Kim Addonizio

Ray Bradbury Is Dead by Lewis Mundt

Flowers by Anne Michaels

Survival by Gabriel Gadfly

Unrequited Love Poem by Sierra DeMulder

Communion by Jeanann Verlee

For My Sister by Kristina Haynes

Slow Dance by Matthew Dickman

Snow and Dirty Rain by Richard Siken

Scheherazade by Richard Siken

Instead of Killing Yourself by Derrick C. Brown

Fern Hill by Dylan Thomas

The Quiet World by Jeffrey McDaniel

When You Are Old by William Butler Yeats

In a Beautiful Country by Kevin Prufer

The Failure of Language by Jacqueline Berger

The Opposite of Nostalgia by Eric Gamalinda

Splinter Factory by Jeffrey McDaniel

For Something I Know Too Well to Name by Shinji Moon

The Ubiquity of the Need for Love by Ronald Koertge

Birthday by Andrea Gibson

The First Time You Said Hello by Rudy Francisco

Your Fossil is the Shape of My Mouth by Sarah Morgan

We Were Emergencies by Buddy Wakefield

Flare by Katherine Rauk

Wedding Vows by Shinji Moon

An Apple-Shaped Ellipsis by letters-to-nobody

Family Stories by Dorianne Laux

Paper Dolls by Sierra DeMulder

Intercourse by Tom C. Hunley

Ships that Pass in the Night by Paul Laurence Dunbar

If by Rudyard Kipling

Separation by W.S. Merwin

Emptying Town by Nick Flynn

Funeral Blues by W.H. Auden

Deer Tracks by Richard Brautigan

The Secret by Jeffrey McDaniel

You Were Conceived by Warsan Shire

34 Excuses for Why We Failed at Love by Warsan Shire

Idyll by Richie Hoffman

How To Love Your Depressed Lover by Donna-Marie Riley

[alexsparks]

HELP ME GET MY BOOK PUBLISHED!

My submission for the Write Bloody Publishing Contest. Please like, share, reblog, comment, pirate, and exploit. I need as much help as I can get!

“Likes” on Youtube are the best way to cast a vote. So if you really dig it and want to help me out, then please give it a like!

[writingsforwinter]

Reblogging again because this is worth it.

[showmemakeup]

Smoked Out Winged Liner

This week I filmed a tutorial featuring a winged liner that has been smoked out.

Ordinarily, the smoke would be on top of the liner but I took inspiration from the recent ‘reversed winged liner’ that Kim Kardashian has been seen sporting, which extends out straight from the lower lash line, and I put my own spin on it by extending the smoke all the way out to the tip of the liner as well as lining the top lash line. This results in a clean crisp finish on top, and a smoky sultry finish to the bottom.

As you can see from the two images above, you can pair this eye makeup with a Red glossy lip and straight hair, or, you can change it up with a nude lip and bouncy curly hair!

Two contrasting finishes with just one eye look.

The tutorial for this makeup will be up on my channel Sunday, 1pm GMT. Click here to the subscribe to my YouTube for free; http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=Smiles2310

[festfashions]

for those with money to blow….

Halloween List Cuddles Hoodie: Wildfox, $124, Buy it Here

[festfashions]

Tattoo Choker Necklace with Spider Pendant: Claire’s, $5, Buy it Here

[festfashions]

Ok, so follow me on this. Add a green ribbon on the top of your head and BAM you’re a pumpkin!

Babygirl silk Set in Tangerine: O’Mighty, $73, Buy them Here

[gloversunited]

Ice Kream Teddy - Froyo Gloveset Glove Light Show

[mashable]

LED hula-hoop lights up beautifully in national parks

[ellosteph]

I BECAME A GOGO DANCER!!!

Following some babes who reblog :)

[fingerwiggles]

[FEM] Typhoon & Trigga Happy 06.15.14 [EmazingLights.com]

[studyign]

AFTER SCHOOL ROUTINE #studytube

ever wondered what my evenings look like??

here is a video of my after school routine!

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[did-you-know]

John Malkovich wrote and starred in 100 Years: The Movie You Will Never See, which was completed in 2015 and then immediately sealed in a time-locked, bullet-proof safe. The safe cannot be opened, not even with a code or key, but is set to automatically unlock on November 18, 2115. Source Source 2 Source 3

Three teasers were released, but the story is still unknown. The previews show the same scene with different interpretations.

[durbikins]

[fireinmystride]

Hi friends!! This link is for runners and non-runners alike. Carrie Tollefson was (is?) an Olympic athlete and now she’s a mom, runner and all-around bad ass. Not to mention a total dork. She posts great strength, cross-training, cardio, and stretching vids+workout ideas/training tips for runners (!!) and does interviews with elite athletes! I highly encourage y'all to check her out. Tonight I did her “10 things you can do on a Bosu ball” and “5 minute booty blaster” workouts.

Plus a note of local pride: she’s from MN!

[muscleintensity]

Tips for New Runners

Running is arguably one of the most beneficial forms of cardiovascular exercise on the planet. It engages nearly every muscle in the body while burning calories and building muscle in the process. Granted, you won’t reap the same muscle-building benefits from running as you would from lifting weights, but it’s still a viable way to improve muscle mass and tone.

Unfortunately, though, many newcomers to the sport struggle to maintain their regimen. Running can be taxing on the body, resulting in fatigue and low energy. Furthermore, there’s always the risk of injury, which is even greater among new runners. If you’re looking to enter the fun and rewarding world of running, we have some tips to help.

Buy New Shoes

You don’t need any special weights or equipment to run. You will, however, need a good pair of running shoes. A typical pair of running shoes will last for 200 to 400 miles, after which they’ll lose their support and become uncomfortable to wear. So if you’re still wearing the same running shoes you purchased two or three years ago, perhaps you should invest in a new pair.

Start Small

I know this probably sounds like common sense, but it’s still worth mentioning that you should start small when running. In other words, don’t attempt a marathon or half-marathon just yet. Even if you can physically finish a marathon, it will stress your body while placing you at risk for injury. Work your way up to these long runs by starting small, preferably with just a 1-mile run.

Wear the Right Clothes

In addition to new shoes, you should also invest in the right clothes for running. Many seasoned runners (including myself) prefer to wear compression pants with a wicking t-shirt made of polyester or similar synthetic material.

Stay Hydrated

Dehydration is something that nearly every runner will encounter. Even if you don’t feel thirsty, your body could be in need of water. This is particularly true during the winter, as the cold weather tricks your body into thinking its hydrated when it’s actually dehydrated. A good rule of thumb is to drink a minimum of eight, 8-ounce glasses of water per day.

Breathe Through Your Nose

When running, you should try to get into the habit of breathing in through your nose and out through your mouth. This allows for maximum efficiency while minimizing stress on your lungs.

[vogue]

Keeping up with your fitness routine during the holiday season can be downright exhausting—waking up at 5:00 a.m. to fit in a Spin class before catching a plane, running to a midday HIIT class between meetings. An easier solution for these hectic times: streaming workouts. 

See our top 5 best streaming workouts here.

Photographed by Meier Raymond, Vogue, September 2012

[hplyrikz]

[hplyrikz]

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