but we dream in the dark for the most part

I love a lot of people and things and here's a few of them

[crypticgf]

your last seven emojis are how the week is gonna go

[jumex]

♊️🤞⬆️👁👌🏽🗿

[enterheavenalive]

❤😋☕️💭🤗😊🤘

[kontrollsysteme]

🤢😤🤙🏽🌚👯‍♂️🕵🏽👬

[harleydeville]

🐶☺️🌞🌵😈🍒👨🏻

[quickweaves]

💗😋👏🏿🌞⚰️♏️💕

[chainsawpunk]

💕🦂👅💦🍑🥊💯

[chloesauvignon-deactivated20200]

🙄😍😀😁👋🏼☕️😜

[cumnog]

👌🏻🔥😭👅😂😘😌

[vapinggrandma]

😘🤛🗡💕🕴🖕❤

[broadwayz-deactivated20171002]

👌🏾❤️😃✌🏾😤😍😘

[obsessconfess]

😭😊✨😫😅🤵🏽❤

[hotfriend]

cause im mr brightside

[itssupereffective16]

WHO DID THIS?!!

[leekpotatosoup]

[sincerelylancelot]

“ I’ve never seen a human this close before. Oh he’s very handsome, isn’t he? ”

☞ make me choose: belle/beast or ariel/eric

[euo]

[benepla-deactivated20180521]

unfollowing a longtime non-mutual like “wow….end of an era….” even though they had no idea who you are and never will

[mikeswheeler]

Mike putting on El’s makeup (◕‿◕✿)

[buckybarneshairpullingkink-deac]

HOW HAVE I NOT SEEN THIS?

[triviachwes]

If this is the official promo commercial for the musical, this is honestly one of the background songs of my childhood.

I distinctly remember walking through my kitchen multiple times as I heard the chorus of ITH play on TV on ABC7, as it was the only news channel my mom would ever have playing. I still remember having that song stuck in my head and thinking about how catchy it was. My mom is Trinidadian and from the Bronx, and even though the story and music surrounds a Latino community in Washington Heights, it made me think of family.

Who knew that nearly 10 years later the man behind the music would’ve taken me by storm with another one of his productions and making me fall in love with both his work and his personality. Lin wrote part of my childhood soundtrack and I didn’t even know it.

[keepingupwithlinmanuel]

Yeah, I’m a streetlight! Chillin’ in the heat! I illuminate the stories of the people in the street

Lin-Manuel Miranda and Emily Blunt in costume for Mary Poppins Returns

[Photo credit for the Lin shot: linmiranda.com]

[memeufacturing-deactivated20161]

teacher *while handing out 40 year old textbook*: wikipedia is very unreliable

[lohrien]

Eiko Ojala

[won-der-land89]

[abovearth]

Untitled by Trevor Loren Olson

[stopdropandvogue]

[meltedpeach]

Prada s/s 2008

[peachisty]

here are my shorts painted w/ van gogh & monet inspired crappy pockets (first time working with acrylics too yay) // ig: flower.kid

[glumshoe]

You know you grew up on Steve Irwin when you see a photo of a crocodile and think, “Wow. Just beautiful.”

[oboet]

And you see Stingrays as the devil themselves

[glumshoe]

nah man Steve would have forgiven that stingray and absolved it of its sins

[the-hermits-guidance-blog]

He would have apologized for getting into the stingray’s space and making it afraid. 

[autobotsaboteur-archive-blog]

He actually did! Some of Steve Irwin’s last words were, “it wasn’t his fault. I startled him.”

He actually did forgive the stingray. He knew that he had scared it, and that it was only acting to protect itself.

[zooophagous]

If you put your ear up to a seashell you can hear the sound of mY HEART BREAKING INTO A THOUSAND LITTLE PIECES

[maeaneke]

This is why I get so mad whenever my folks have Animal Planet on lately and it’s all about WHAT ANIMALS ARE GOING TO MURDER YOU IN YOUR FACE? EXOTIC PETS RIP OWNER TO SHREDS! SNAKES! WILL THEY EAT YOU? (YES) Steve Irwin (and at the time at least his contemporary follow-behind Jeff Corwin) ushered in such a pure unbridled LOVE of exotic, ferocious, terrifying animals. He respected the animals so much, he loved them. Yes, crocs would charge and snakes would lunge, but he would respect when the animal deemed its boundaries well crossed and let it go back on its merry reptilian way. This was the Tone for my childhood. My education of wild animals was Steve Irwin talking about how beautiful this deadly crocodile was, how majestic and chill and peaceful coexistence could be. It was Jeff Corwin screaming and yelling at people at the discovery of a snake carcass, killed because of ignorant fear of it. It was harmless, and lost, and scared, and decapitated and he was livid. Why? Why would you do that? It was non-venomous, it didn’t want to be where it was any more than you wanted it to be where it was – why didn’t you call someone to release it? And now it’s just… “Everything is murderous and animals will eat your face and everything is Ruthless Killing Machines” and just. I feel like I’m watching my own father’s work be tainted whenever AP is on. It’s so upsetting.

[pharaoh-doll]

Because education and understanding don’t sell ad time.

Also why so much of Shark Week has become LET’S PISS THIS THING OFF TILL IT TRIES TO BITE US. “GREAT WHITES ARE MINDLESS KILLING MACHINES AND THEY WANT TO EAT YOU PERSONALLY, SUSAN.” is a lot more ‘exciting’ than “These things are gigantic and they feel with their very sharp mouths but they don’t actually mean anything by it they just don’t know what you are (also you taste nasty to them get over yourself.)”

[justabrowncoatedwench]

Yeahhhhhhhh.

Steve Irwin and Jeff Corwin were some of the greats of Animal Planet…..

Anybody else grow up on Zoboomafoo?

[internet-grab-my-tumblr]

Just mentioning that show has brought the theme song back to my mind and now the song is stuck there, thank you.

But yes, I do remember wonderful shows like this that inspired awe in animals not through fear, but through information and wonder. It was a beautiful time.

[sirredmayne]

I’m color-blind, but I can pick out that [Yves Klein] blue anywhere. I wrote 30,000 words on this color, and I never grew tired of it. The pigment is staggering. It’s amazing that a color can be so emotional. One can only hope to achieve that intensity in acting.