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🌈 here is a little rainbow for anyone who is sad today

“I would kiss you in the middle of a lightning storm. I would kiss you knowing it would kill me, cause I’d rather be left for dead than left to wonder what thunder sounds like.”

— Andrea Gibson, Wasabi (via blua)

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Typical spattering activity at the summit lava lake, Kilauea.

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20aliens: Typical spattering activity at the summit lava lake, Kilauea.

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Dascha Polanco attends TNT’s 21st Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards (January 24th, 2015)

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blondiepoison: Dascha Polanco attends TNT’s 21st Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards (January 24th, 2015)

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There was no in-between for her. It was either all or nothing. (insp)

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morganlindseys: There was no in-between for her. It was either all or nothing. (insp)

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Happy Birthday, Marilyn Monroe (June 1, 1926).

“This is no dumb blonde. She’s got guts. She saw herself drowning in Hollywood in 1955 and told her studio, ‘I’m not going on just wiggling my behind.’ She moved to New York to study at the Actors Studio. I met her there. We developed a brother-sister relationship. She often baby-sat with my kids. Marilyn is not any one thing; she’s multidimenstional - she’s cute, sexy, naive, difficult and insecure. On the set she’s a fun-loving girl, cutting up and joking with the crew… As an actress she has lots of imitators - but only Marilyn survives. Why? Because people sense something real and helpless from her on that screen; they want to protect this girl and she makes them ashamed for having thought any dirty thoughts about her.” - Eli Wallach

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eternalmarilynmonroe: Happy Birthday, Marilyn Monroe (June 1, 1926). “This is no dumb blonde. She’s got guts. She saw herself drowning in Hollywood in 1955 and told her studio, ‘I’m not going on just wiggling my behind.’ She moved to New York to study at the Actors Studio. I met her there. We developed a brother-sister relationship. She often baby-sat with my kids. Marilyn is not any one thing; she’s multidimenstional - she’s cute, sexy, naive, difficult and insecure. On the set she’s a fun-loving girl, cutting up and joking with the crew… As an actress she has lots of imitators - but only Marilyn survives. Why? Because people sense something real and helpless from her on that screen; they want to protect this girl and she makes them ashamed for having thought any dirty thoughts about her.” - Eli Wallach