TYNA KACHNIC

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Oops we adulted #closing #sold #newhome #stpatricksday #classsicappa #adulthood #homesweethome #moonbase @andymckeegan (at Atlanta, Georgia)

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My sister had a baby yesterday! Meet Ryan.

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just chill

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[thewightknight]

BB-8 and the Spiky Friend  

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Last bonfire of the year

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vines

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Changing colors #reflections #fall (at Arabia Mountain)

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[beeishappy]

Thanks, Doc.

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I’m not crying there’s just a DeLorean in my eye. :’)

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[culturenlifestyle]

Book Bags by Krukrustudio

Moscow-based indie boutique Krukrustudio is known for their wide collection of bags, which resemble cute trinkets or unique memorabilia. Krukrustudio’s pieces have transformed classic literature novels into an elaborate purse design which has a book cover and title page. Among these books, you will find classic lit favorites, which include Vladimir Nabokov’s Lolita and Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice. Find more book bags on her etsy shop here.

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Lanterns That Look Like the Moon

Taiwanese design firm Acorn Studio recently announced a new lighting system that mimics the color and shape of a moon. Luna is a dimmable halogen light housed inside a glass fiber and non-toxic latex housing that comes in 7 different sizes ranging from 3.2″ to 23.6″ in diameter. (Source)

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There is a fundamental reason why we look at the sky with wonder and longing—for the same reason that we stand, hour after hour, gazing at the distant swell of the open ocean. There is something like an ancient wisdom, encoded and tucked away in our DNA, that knows its point of origin as surely as a salmon knows its creek. Intellectually, we may not want to return there, but the genes know, and long for their origins—their home in the salty depths. But if the seas are our immediate source, the penultimate source is certainly the heavens… The spectacular truth is—and this is something that your DNA has known all along—the very atoms of your body—the iron, calcium, phosphorus, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, and on and on—were initially forged in long-dead stars. This is why, when you stand outside under a moonless, country sky, you feel some ineffable tugging at your innards. We are star stuff. Keep looking up.

Neil de Grasse Tyson. (via the-wondrous)