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YOU ARE THE REASON
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me

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Not today Justin
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One Nice Bug Per Day
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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH

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My people #👽
This asshole woke me up at 4am with 6 steaming piles of hot lava diarrhea. I wish I could say that I forgive her and love her anyway, but I am questioning whether or not that is actually possible after waking up to everything I love covered in chunky orange poop soup. #wishiwaskidding #australianshepherd #terrier #diarrhea #Philadelphia #dogsofinstagram #funemployment #philly #deargodwhy #givemestrength (at evo Philly)
"I always had a repulsive need to be something more than human." Sad, sad day. #ripdavidbowie #👽 #⚡️
Kitchen adventures! #Portland #pdx #heloisethehedgehog #homeiswhereheloiseis #hedgie #hedgehog #exoticpetsofig
What the fuck are we doing to ourselves.
Why.
At what point
do you break patterns, not become your mother, leave? When do you give up and just go. How can you know that what you're doing is the best for you? When is it time to admit that where you are and who you are and what you’re doing isn’t exactly in line with your plans. When.
Tiny can garden and a dusty green door. Also, it never stops raining in #Portland | #🌞 #pdx #containergarden #urbangarden #herbs #succulents #grow #🌱 (at Home Is Where Heloïse Is, Portland Edition)
I wish I were a good writer, a little taller, and naturally thin. I wish my skin were nicer, my hair curlier, and my lips fuller.
“Leaving is not enough. You must stay gone. Train your heart like a dog. Change the locks even on the house he’s never visited. You lucky, lucky girl. You have an apartment just your size. A bathtub full of tea. A heart the size of Arizona, but not nearly so arid. Don’t wish away your cracked past, your crooked toes, your problems are papier mache puppets you made or bought because the vendor at the market was so compelling you just had to have them. You had to have him. And you did. And now you pull down the bridge between your houses, you make him call before he visits, you take a lover for granted, you take a lover who looks at you like maybe you are magic. Make the first bottle you consume in this place a relic. Place it on whatever altar you fashion with a knife and five cranberries. Don’t lose too much weight. Stupid girls are always trying to disappear as revenge. And you are not stupid. You loved a man with more hands than a parade of beggars, and here you stand. Heart like a four-poster bed. Heart like a canvas. Heart leaking something so strong they can smell it in the street.” ― Frida Kahlo
(via incredipickles)
I once rented every Keanu Reeves movie from a video rental store and watched them for three days while only eating mashed potatoes.
Bus Dwellers pt. 2
I started frequently catching the 2nd bus so that I could continue to watch the weirdos that rode in the morning.
There’s an elderly man who talks to anyone who will listen about his garden, a middle aged woman in a long red coat who leans over the yellow line in the front to talk over the shoulder of the bus driver about her boyfriend and their relationship problems, most recently about how he is avoiding her and ran away from her in the parking lot of a grocery store, a 30-something woman that has impossibly thin red eyebrows and drinks sour Rockstar at 7:45 in the morning, a homeless man with a rolling carry-on bag that has a rolled up sleeping bag strapped to the top, an older gentleman who looks like he has had a hard life, who carries his hard lunch box cooler tied to a long rope around his waist, trailing it along behind him, and a young kid, maybe 14, who plays a hand-held video game and takes up the seat next to him with his backpack, which I frequently ask to move so I can sit down. And the tiny cowboy, can’t forget about him.
I see each of these people every morning. They sit in the same seats and get off at the same stops. They perform the same bus rituals; staring at their phones, picking at their nails, doing their makeup, talking about gardening, etc. Sometimes I wonder what they do for work, and how long they have lived in Portland. Sometimes I am annoyed by how bad their coffee breath is and wish they were further away.
Bus Dwellers
Since moving across the country and giving up my car, I have been utilizing public transportation to get to and from work. It’s convenient, I avoid paying $10/day in parking, and usually there is some added entertainment value to my day.
One particular day, about two weeks ago, I missed the first bus and was forced to ride the second one that came around (luckily, there are four bus options within 10 minutes, so I can easily hop on any one of them for the same destination, around the same arrival time). This bus was fairly empty, which was fantastic. The driver was nice, no one smelled particularly bad, and I had a whole row of seats to myself. Primo. Then, a tiny man in a tiny cowboy hat with tiny cowboy boots stood up to talk, very loudly, to the bus driver. I was sitting far enough away that I shouldn’t have been able to hear him, had he been speaking at a normal volume. He was telling her, so loudly, that he had watched porn over the weekend, specifically his daughter’s film, and what an amazing body she had. He spewed expletives and vividly described her enormous breasts and what a fantastic flick it was.
At this point I was looking to the few people sitting around me, to try and take a social cue for what to do in this situation. I kept looking around, wide-eyed, not believing what I had heard.
For over 6 torturous blocks, this tiny man kept going on an on about how hot it was, and the bus driver, a nice woman in her mid-50′s, desperately tried to quiet him down and explain that wasn’t something you do, let alone talk about. He kept talking over her, excitedly describing his favorite moments of said porno, and she finally threatened to have him removed off the bus. He angrily sat down, and then when his stop came, stormed off the bus and down the sidewalk. I tried to follow him to see what such a man does during the week, but his little legs and tiny strides made it difficult to stay inconspicuous.
Trainwreck
Whenever my mom bragged about me growing, I always wondered if she ever went back to those people and told them what a mess I really was.
A homeless man
Told me I looked very beautiful today. I have had these two monster under-the-skin zits for weeks on the apple of my right cheek and dry skin around my mouth that makes me look like I eat powdered donuts all day long.
Happy V-Day kittens!
202 Dogs
I'm obsessed with dogs on a level that an insane person might be obsessed with unraveling a sweater.
Once we counted 202 dogs during a street fair in Portland and I was the happiest I think I have been since I started paying student loans.
Nature vs. Nurture
It has also come to my attention that there are few things I am ashamed to question. There is something comforting about feeling secure enough to address the tough things (and by 'tough' I mean the things people are socially reprimanded for bringing up), and it may be due to the unique blend of humans I am lucky enough to call family that have made me this way, or because I find infinite joy in watching the micro-expressions of horror and discomfort in the faces of the unfortunate people who have been caught in a conversation about personal grooming habits or sexual experiences.
I love to learn, I love to do things and say things that make people uncomfortable, because I like to see how they handle the situation. I love to ask others who they would vote for, what their religious standpoint is, how they feel about things like same-sex marriage, and their personal experience with anti-depressants. It has become a silent (until I realized that I do this, which surprisingly enough, was fairly recently, and then it became another topic for discussion) personal collection of human reactions. To see how far you can push them, to see how far you can get.
I have realized that no one is safe from this social experiment, and I have a hard time not laughing my ass off at how serious and mature that last statement was and how far from my reality that is.