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i love you. i love you all so much.
Okay buckle your seatbelts, because I just learned of a potentially really awesome thing
It’s called the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact (NPVIC) and it just might save America.
You see, the whole Electoral College system has gotten on people’s nerves over the years [citation needed/s], and some states have opted to allocate their Electoral votes to whoever wins the popular national vote, no matter what. The map of states that have signed that compact looks something like this:
All the green states are the ones have adopted the compact, and all the yellow states currently have the compact under review.
Furthermore, all the yellow states are states that Trump won. Turning those electoral votes over to Hillary, the winner of the popular vote, would give her the presidency.
Now the Electoral College apparently doesn’t actually cast their votes until December 19th, which means that if the compact is passed before then in those four states–Missouri, Arizona, Michigan, and (most importantly, as it has the largest number of Electoral votes) Pennsylvania–then those states’ Electoral votes will go over to Hillary and she will win the presidency.
Of course, that leaves just over a month to get four state governments to pass an agreement into law. In any normal situation, that would be nigh-impossible. But the nation is essentially in crisis mode right now, and with enough attention maybe this can get fast-tracked through. Or even if it doesn’t, drawing attention to the mere fact that this compact exists may help motivate Electorates to vote against their state and towards the overall will of the country.
Either way, share this information. There’s still time.
http://www.nationalpopularvote.com/
#NPVIC #NotMyPresident
this blog hates donald trump
LGBTQ+, POC, and women are looking at the electoral map now and are seeing millions of people who at best don’t care about them at all. Regardless of who wins, this is a loss for this country.
I have missed you 😢
I’ve missed you too!! :3 <3 It’s hard to be active nowadays lol
I wonder if all these women who support Trump would still support him if they were one of his victims.
We all know I hate my dad, but ever since I moved to Oregon near my father-in-law, it’s been really cool.
Now, I’m not used to the whole “dad/daughter” thing. I won’t sit here and say my dad never helped me because he did, when he was forced or obligated to. He never called, never checked in, never wanted do to things I wanted to do. But we got along when we did what he wanted.
I’m alone with the kids for the better part of the day in a 24′ trailer. Yeah. It sucks. I lose my mind when I don’t get to get out and breathe. Dan, Nick’s dad, asked the other day to take Corey overnight to give me a break and help me get some work done. It was AWESOME. I took a nice long nap with Harrison, cleaned, worked, and was just generally productive. Today, when asking what time he’d be bringing him back, he asked if I wanted to have a cheap lunch at Taco Bell (my guilty pleasure) and he even apologized that it had to be cheap! We talked a bunch, and he asked me questions about my life, and it was great. This is like, the 3rd or 4th time we’ve done something like this.
It helps a lot, especially now that I don’t live by my mom. I relied on her a lot for support and advice, and I’ve kinda felt lost until now. I’m happy and feel really lucky to have a father figure in my life who shows true interest in me and my family and our general well-being.
Go anonymous and tell me a secret.
Dear Dad,
I moved to Oregon almost 2 months ago. The boys and I are adjusting well, and things are getting easier. Corey would love at the beach if he could, and Harrison is beginning to sit up and eat like a champ. Of course, you'd know all of this, if you had any interest in us. But, her we are, 2 months later, and I haven't heard from you, though you stressed your interest in a relationship with my boys, and I stressed my acceptance of that. I get it, you never had a real dad, you didn't know how to be a dad, whatever. And I knew that. And I accepted the craply excuses everyone made for you because of it. I accepted your lack of interest in my life because I knew you didn't realize you weren't interested. To guy, you were a good dad, and I can understand that; you mostly supported me for 18 years and a bit more, and I'm grateful for that. What I don't understand is simple, I think. As a parent myself, I couldn't imagine not having a desire to bond with my kids. Even during my depressive periods, I get out of bed to play a game or two. So, my question is, why didn't you have an interest in my life? I was a good kid. I got good grades in school. I gave you my name for bills so that you could (apparently) fuck up my credit. I was good at things and won awards for them. I was always as independent as my situation allowed. So, what was the issue? The thing is, it doesn't really matter anymore. I've spent a lot of time wondering why you bragged about being a good dad who loved us so much when you rarely spoke to us. Now, with children of my own who receive so much love from just me, let alone everyone else, I see that I don't need you, and I clearly never needed you emotionally. I see that I was an obligation and an inconvenience when it came to you achieving your rock star dreams. However, I'm no longer hurt. In fact, I'm writing this tonight because I've finally reached peace in it all. I accept that you stole from me, let me down, broke all of your promises, and were never there. I accept that you cheated at least bi-annually (leaving out hookers, fyi) and left your wife, my mom, to pick up the pieces because she felt a family together was the best. I admire my mom, and I'm grateful that your sad life has given me a great relationship with her. I forgive you, but 2 months is too long to wait for you to show interest in my beautiful kids, and your door is now closed. I hope you find whatever it is that you're looking for. I just hope you know that if you really think you want a family, you had an amazing one.
Superstricklands is the bravest mama I know and I'm so proud of her for how graciously she's handling her babes and living situation ❤️❤️❤️
@superstricklands ❤️
Omg than you!! I love you, whoever you are 💜💜
you know whats really cute? people who pay attention to you .. i don’t mean in a vain sort of way…but in a “oh half the pizza doesn’t have anchovies bc i remember you saying you don’t like fish” type attention.
Hey! I'm trying to get the word out to the mumblr community about a new blog I've created called mompliments. It is a positive space to submit compliments and encouragement for fellow moms!
Oh nice! That's super sweet :) everyone, go check it out! 😄
you know what’s weird? a few of the notes i get on this drawing are people being negative and saying they would never want to look like this
but the OVERWHELMING MAJORITY of people reblogging this are overwhelmingly positive. they are excited to see a beautiful visual representation of their own body type, romanticized and loved as all body types should be. so fuck everyone putting negative notes on this.
these bellies are beautiful.
Don’t remember if I already reblogged but I love this!
At first glance, it may look like a normal class photo. But it’s actually a photo from Columbine High School taken weeks before the infamous shooting in 1999. The students in the top left pretending to aim guns at the camera are Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, the teens who would end up slaughtering their classmates just a few days later.
Wild