Things are alright.

*Something cliche*

[riannevent]

I can't sit with you.

[megannmclellan]

Wild flowers // Mount Rainier 

[visualswarm]

[riannevent]

Melt-Banana was so fucking fun tonight. Ahhhh! So good. Also, got some great stuff in the mail today and I got to hang out with some real cool people. Today was good. I'm sun bleached and tired but it was more than worth it. #goodday #gooddudes #goodtimes #meltbanana #chumped #vacation #yes #happyheart

[vjeranski]

Yukiko Suto

[alien-architecture]

Fuck

[hyeongseob]

[allsadnshit]

87mm f/w 2013

Let this be me

[senfuji]

[yrbff]

Only one sleep until a different day. (by booksofadam for yrbff)

[webtoon]

Safely Endangered by Chris McCoy

[expressions-of-nature]

by Caamila L

“… And once the storm is over you won’t remember how you made it through, how you managed to survive. You won’t even be sure, in fact, whether the storm is really over. But one thing is certain. When you come out of the storm you won’t be the same person who walked in. That’s what this storm’s all about.”

― Haruki Murakami

[riannevent]

Yeah, you're right. I may not be very pretty but good thing my worth as a human being can't be boiled down to such a temporary, trivial, and superficial thing, like how symmetrical my face is or not.

[lunarbaboon]

lunarbaboon facebook twitter

[popculturebrain]

Here’s Mr. Feeny’s Return In The Season 2 Premiere Of “Girl Meets World’ | BuzzFeed

[riannevent]

My heart *clutches at pearls*

[chumpedband]

So stoked to announce we’re playing @gigawattsmedia Fest again and w/ so many friends! It’s going to be awesome. Tix r on sale 5/15 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/gigawatts-festival-2015-july-24-26-tickets-16107671479 #gigawattsfest #trillshit

[riannevent]

I need this in my life

[expressions-of-nature]

[expressions-of-nature]

Light Fossils by Darren Pearson

[humansofnewyork]

“We teach that education is a great privilege that can lead anywhere, but sometimes I worry that I might be selling them a dream. So I try to teach them what’s possible, but also what’s real. They need to learn that hard work leads to success. But I also tell them that they might need to be a bit more patient than others. Sometimes they ask hard questions, and I try to answer as honestly as possible. A few weeks ago, I was teaching a lesson about segregation, and one of my students raised his hand. He said: ‘If segregation is over, then why are there only black kids at our school?’”