Parting Of The Sensory

Hi I'm Taylor, welcome to my head. I like studio ghibli, iced coffee, modest mouse, and going on adventures. xx ~women don't owe you shit~

[bribooth]

[reallyreallyreallytrying]

(a bell rings, reminding me of previous times i have eaten) these memories are so good… might as well salivate. it’s my choice.

[slk-t]

[denbroughbill]

bitch me too

[democraticsenator]

No offense but I literally love making this undercover racist guy in my building so uncomfortable. Like he had a confederate flag in his room and Make America Great Again apparel but guess what I did? I hugged him. I talk to him whenever I see him. I know he wants conversation to end but has too much Southern Hospitality™ to do so. I sit next to him. Ride the bus with him. You make me uncomfortable with your views, I’ll make you uncomfortable with my Black Presence™. I feel like that’s a fair trade-off.

[sweetoothgirl]

GOLD CHAMPAGNE GUMMY BEARS

[sixpenceee]

Artist Turns His Breakfast Eggs Into Works Of Art

More info: Instagram

[bitchycandyheart]

K but I can’t even fry an egg without popping the yolk tho

[annagrostina]

[loveage-moondream]

[yeoldenews]

1. Garland Ironmonger is the best name I’ve ever seen.

2. I looked Mr. Ironmonger up and it turns out he grew up to be an honest to god fighter pilot.

3. COLONEL Ironmonger flew F-86 Sabres.

4. Garland Ironmonger: Sabrejet Pilot sounds like something straight out of a bad 70s sci-fi novel that I would totally read.

(source: The Newport News Daily Press, December 15, 1936.)

[candiedmoon-deactivated20170403]

[symphonicseauxl]

People look so different once you don’t care about them anymore

[marisatomay]

I’m very pro-rereading books you loved as a child at different stages in your life

[oo845yt9uhh4y9853ooooo-deactiva]

[unskinny]

Bodies aren’t meant to stay the same. We are supposed to grow and change. We shouldn’t be making people in their 30’s, 40’s, 50’s, etc feel like they need to strive for the bodies they had in their teens and 20’s. Or making people feel like they “need to get their bodies back” after they have had children. These mindsets aren’t healthy and change is inevitable.

[beneath-the-moon-and-sun]

This! 🙌

[cinemasangel-deactivated2019032]

[thunderstruck9]

Jonas Wood (American, b. 1977), Jungle Kitchen, 2017. Oil and acrylic on canvas, 100 x 93 in.