sunshine bella

“Sometimes it’s 9am on a tuesday morning and you’re standing at the kitchen bench waiting for the toast to pop up and the smell of dusty sunlight and earl grey tea makes you miss her so much you don’t know what to do with your hands.” (@blatantlypoetic) Berlin, Germany

[larsvontrier]

[vhspositive]

[everythinglooksgood]

Koyaanisqatsi

[west-coast-taylor]

This was by far my favorite part of the night. It was so beautiful. Taylor chose two songs she wrote about the people that really care about her and put them together . And I will never be the same…

[itsbrittanyswift]

Hands down the most magical moment of any Taylor Swift concert I’ve ever been to. Long Live- Chicago Rain Show 6/2/18

[stelicate]

I JUST HAS A CONVERSATION WITH TAYLOR AND I CSNT BREATHE SHES PROUD OF ME, SHE THINNSNI IM GROWN UP SHE LOVES ME IM FUCKING DEAD A

[fuckyeahcomicsbaby]

A hero in more ways than one

[darkstrangevirgilanxiboi]

I NEVER KNEW THAT

[azuresoundoff]

Always always reblogging this if I see it on my dashboard

[d0nn0-deactivated20150125]

SOMEONE HELP I DONT KNOW WHAT TO SAY BECAUSE IM NOT LUKE AND IM SCARED FOR JAKE’S SAFETY

[d0nn0-deactivated20150125]

This got 32k and the guy was in the bathtub the whole time trippin on lsd

[tshifty]

there is not a single logical argument against having stricter gun laws and I swear to god if yall bitch one more time about “it’s my second amendment right” ill scream bc that amendment was written before machine guns were even dreamed of so frankly if you wanna walk around with a fucking musket and gun powder then feel free but for fuck’s sake don’t pretend like the founding fathers were saying “yes jim I think you should walk around with a gun capable of killing hundreds of people in a few minutes that sounds fantastic”

[newromanoodles]

me: *gets jumpscared by a toaster*

[duendealexis]

Wasn’t iCarly that guy with the wax wings that flew into the sun and fucking got rest because same

[duendealexis]

I just realized my phone corrected Icarus to iCarly because I type iCarly more than Icarus okay thanks

[phillylesty-deactivated20180912]

I thought this was just a god tier shitpost

[bennybennybennybennybennybenny]

[emilyjeanstone]

Happy Mean Girls Day! 

[theybby-deactivated20231001]

I’m screaming??? So my cat knows I get upset when he steps on my paintings (not yelling or anything I think he just sees me spend hours trying to cover up what his paws do) in my “studio” which is a crammed small storage closet with painting all over the floor drying , so like I’m in there rn and I saw him try to get to point A to point b but it was impossible for him to jump over so like he realized the matte parts were dry and like he was stepping on the corners of the painting and every step he’d look at his paw to see if he fucked up and honestly it was the most thoughtful thing ever I don’t ever wanna hear anyone ever say that cats don’t care

[gaymerlvl-pharmercy]

I beg you, if this ever happens again, get a video

[lithicc]

Fun History Fact: The overwhelming majority of cowboys in the U.S. were Indigenous, Black, and/or Mexican persons. The omnipresent white cowboy is a Hollywood studio concoction meant to uphold the mythology of white masculinity.

[howmanymoredays-deactivated2013]

Thank you.

[myvaginaisanuclearreactor-deact]

I will always re-blog this

[skywritingg]

I think it was high school when i overheard some white girl put on her best semi-disgusted and confused voice and go “why do so many Mexicans dress up like cowboys?” and I had to be the person to tell her.

[mexica-boricua-deactivated20180]

Why do you think the whites say buckero? Cause they couldn’t say vaquero.

[thewellofastarael]

[manynamedshe]

I dunno if I reblogged this before but fuck it, y'all gon learn today.

[nyokoko]

Teach the children.

[fifty-shadesofgay]

also, cowboy culture was hella gay. like, write-poems-about-your-cowboy-partner gay.

IF people acknowledge it, they play the necessity card– there weren’t any women out on the range, so they had to “resort to men.” this claim completely erases 1) the romantic (not just sexual) writings of actual cowboys, 2) the acknowledgement of cowboys’ potential homosexual activity by writers at the time, and 3) the possibility that some men would deliberately become cowboys with the intent to seek out homosexual encounters.

no one wants to admit it, but cowboy culture was just. so inherently gay.

[scandinavianindian]

Im here for the gay POC cowboys

[clarityofchaos-deactivated20200]

[kafirfreezone-blog]

good post

[sleepycleric-blog]

great post

[skypig357]

In Texas “he needed killin’” is still a viable defense

[0x202f]

Sometimes, Texas makes sense to me.

[naturallyaspirated]

Texas is one of those places that only makes sense in the extremes. Because everything there is designed in preparation for the extreme.

[hicktownkindaboy]

FUCK YEAH TEXAS!!

[takesabeating]

Best post

[catherine-siena-dr-of-the-church]

A quick aside about this case - one of his other children saw the rapist taking the little 5-year-old girl into an outbuilding (I want to say a barn) and ran to tell his dad.  The dad came barreling out and beat the crap out of the rapist - the little girl’s panties had already been pulled down and, when she was checked out by the doctors, there was evidence that she’d been violated.

The father then called 911 to get an ambulance there for the man - the dad did NOT want to kill anyone, and did CPR to try to save the rapist’s life.  There were recordings of the father trying to get an ambulance there faster and of him trying to get his own car to get the rapist to the hospital.  Sadly, 

This father defended his baby daughter, and THEN he turned around and tried to save the other guy’s life.

He would not have faced charges even if he hadn’t tried to save the rapist’s life, because he was legitimately in fear of his daughter’s life.  Trying to save the guy wasn’t some act to try to avoid being punished.  The man was legitimately afraid and trying to save the rapist’s life simply because the father had no intention to kill anyone.

So he never faced charges, because 1) it was an accidental death, 2) it happened when he was in legitimate fear of his daughter’s life, and 3) he made every honest effort to preserve the rapist’s life.

I see this post on my dash from time to time and I thought I should expand the story, because to me, it says a lot about the guy that he was willing to do whatever it took to protect his daughter, but was also willing to do as much as he could to avoid killing.  I think he should be recognized for his strength of character.

P.S. - his name was not released to the press in order to protect his 5-year-old daughter’s identity, which is why I refer to him as “the father” and the other guy as “the rapist.”  I’m not trying to use inflammatory language here; there was biological evidence that the dude raped the little girl, and I needed a way to differentiate between the two men when talking about them.

[holyhotpantsbatman3]

My therapist asked me to create something “motivating” so I made these.

lol.

[vvank3rshim]

I really love these, and I reblog them every single time. Some of you don’t realize how easy it’s to forget to do some of those stuff or how hard they can be some days.