The Casual Filmmaker

"Kept in a small bowl, the goldfish will remain small. With more space, the fish will grow double, triple, or quadruple its size." -Big Fish

[whoisbetterthanyou]

[bookeworm94-deactivated20200223]

Bookstores and libraries are places of refuge, somewhere to go when the skies are dark and rain is beating on the windows.

(via bookeworm94)

[netflix]

Joe Keery for Milk Magazine, by Elliot Liss [x]

[dresswellactbad]

Nothing will ruin your 20’s more than thinking you should have your life together already.

[moonbrains]

this.. is so hard… to keep in mind…

[wholove]

I can’t believe Hozier left his nest to come spread the good word of the avocado fueled millennial uprising with us.

[tastefullyoffensive]

Plot twist. (via Jonny_Wags)

[sexual-passion]

[averagefairy]

i really do want to be productive and make something of my life but i just love… Laying Down… so much. nothing makes me happier

[fortapt-blog1]

why is there a picture of Chris Crocker in my history and philosophy text book

[thechriscrocker-deactivated2015]

Because I revolutionized

[hitrecord]

“Mangoooooooo!”

[theonion]

Pet Researchers Confirm 100% Of Owners Who Leave For Work Never Coming Back

WASHINGTON—Announcing their findings amongst a series of whimpers and yelps, pet researchers confirmed Friday that 100 percent of owners who leave for work are never coming back. “Our data show conclusively that every human who says they’re going to work is, in fact, gone forever the very moment they shut the door behind them,” said a West Highland terrier named Nugget, adding that the findings applied equally to trips to the grocery store or the movies, both of which represented a decision to leave and never return again. “In fact, any instance in which an owner scratches a dog or cat on its head and says, ‘Be back soon, buddy!’ before exiting the house is a certain indication that the animal has been left to fend for itself and will eventually die unloved beside its empty food dish.” At press time, an elated Nugget danced on his hind legs, reporting that 100 percent of owners who pull into the driveway at the end of the day came back for their pets after all.

[stuarttownsend-deactivated20200]

[throwbackblr]

The Lion King (2019)

[hitrecord]

“Live logic…lessly”

[the-dodo]

Isn’t it satisfying when big cats fit perfectly in small boxes?

[hitrecord]

“Autumn Stars Beneath Your Feet”

[npr]

An all-girls science club from San Fernando Senior High School near Los Angeles has designed a solar-powered tent meant to help homeless and displaced people around the world.

The tent — designed by a group of 12 high schoolers with the help of an organization called DIYgirls — uses solar power to charge electronic devices, provide light and sanitize itself via a system of antibacterial UV lights. And it folds into a backpack for easy travel.

The electronics cost about $40. The tent itself is made out of highly durable and water-resistant material. The idea for the tent came after some members of the team saw increased homelessness in their neighborhood.

“These girls saw a problem in their community,” Evelyn Gomez, an engineer and the executive director of DIYgirls, tells NPR’s Morning Edition. The group aims to get young girls from under-resourced areas interested in the fields of science, technology, engineering, art and math.

All-Girls Teen Engineering Team Creates A Solar-Powered Tent For Homeless People

Photo: Courtesy of DIYgirls