Dolce Far Niente

The Pleasure of Nothing https://www.tumblr.com/blog/snailgeek

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“I fall in the nasty woman category”

Women’s March Los Angeles 2017

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Women’s March Los Angeles 2017

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“Women are perfect” 

- Shepard Fairey

Women’s March Los Angeles 2017

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“Fight like a girl”

Women’s March Los Angeles 2017

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“In this house, we believe: Black lives matter, women’s rights are human rights, no human is illegal, science is real, love is love, and kindness is everything.”

Women’s March Los Angeles 2017

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“You can’t comb over misogyny” 

Women’s March Los Angeles 2017

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“Pussy grabs back”

Women’s March Los Angeles 2017

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“Things that make America Great: 1. Women 2. Immigrants 3. LGBTQ 4. Diversity”

Women’s March Los Angeles 2017

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“We are more powerful than they want us to think. We have the ability to love and protect one another.”

“In society when women win we all win!”

Women’s March Los Angeles 2017

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“Resist Fear. Assist love.”

Women’s March Los Angeles 2017

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“Still I rise”

Women’s March Los Angeles 2017

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“Enough snowflakes cause an avalanche”

Women’s March Los Angeles 2017

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“With liberty and justice for some... like all the homeless we ignored on this march”

Women’s March Los Angeles 2017

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“We the people are greater than fear”  

- Shepard Fairey

Women’s March Los Angeles 2017

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“Truck Fump”

Women’s March Los Angeles 2017

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That weird feeling you get when you are leaving a place, knowing it will probably be the last time you ever see it again. The last time that point in your life will ever be in the present. The scenery, the landscapes, and the people you will miss. Right as you drive away, a sudden panic of regret overcomes you. You are almost convinced you might be making a mistake, maybe you want to stay. Then you remember the reason you are leaving in the first place and how much more you have ahead of you. A chapter in your life has ended, but a new chapter is beginning.

Lynette Simeone (via wnq-writers)

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1st September 2016

Graduation was a success and by that I mean I got a degree and didn’t trip on my walk up. As most of the celebrating really happened the night before I spent the night packing and catching up on sleep.