Actually, I was calling you a goat... you goat. @tayslaymyheart - Tumblr Blog

"The first day of rehearsal, she got out of her car and had tears in her eyes already. I mean, I've been doing this for almost 20 years, a bunch of different artists, I have never seen that. I have never seen the boss come into rehearsal crying with tears of happiness and passion about their job." - Whyley Yoshimura, The End of an Era 1.01, Welcome to the Eras Tour

lovestory

💚💛💜❤️🩵🖤🩷🤍🤎💙

tayloralison

Eras Tour London N4

angelicguy

people who are obsessed with IQ would buckle if there was a number associated with how pleasant you are to interact with

tayloralison

TAYLOR SWIFT: THE END OF AN ERA London, N4

nicrwilson

Changing morning colours over Aoraki (01.12.23)

by Nic Wilson

taylornation

It was the end of an era, but the start of "Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour | The Final Show." Relive all of the magic we made on Disney+ beginning December 12 ✨🎂

introvertsnation

SUBTLE THINGS THAT OVERWHELM INTROVERTS

1. Crowded places.

2. Someone talking nonstop.

3. Loud, outgoing personalities.

4. Sudden plans.

5. Phone calls without warning.

3000s

my apologies mr mama

3000s

fairyinthetrees

my blog is for the people who in group settings start talking and then stop realizing no one was listening to them. i’m listening. i would nod my head at you to continue while everyone around us is too loud to notice. you have a friend in me.

qelflinq

archeologists forever finding ancient little statues of fat women & animal people yet we still hating ? its been our favourite shit since we were apes and if u don’t understand this u need to get hit on the fucking head

143bc

Come on, Anna! Really…🌹❤️

nasa

Do you love the color of the—uh, well, does this even count as the sky anymore?

Astronaut Don Pettit took this photo from space in January 2025, as the Sun began to rise over a cloudy Pacific Ocean. This long-exposure image shows off the wide band of the Milky Way, our home galaxy, above the aurora and airglow that shine closer to Earth's horizon.

Astronaut Don Pettit has been to space four times: most recently, he spent 220 days on the International Space Station, returning to Earth in April 2025. Pettit grew space plants, printed 3D metal parts, and studied human health during his time in orbit. When he wasn't working on more formal studies, though, he found plenty of time for what he calls the "science of opportunity:" exploring and experimenting with his surroundings through a combination of science and art.

Pettit shares his experience with the art side of his time in space on our astrophotography episode of “Houston, We Have a Podcast” alongside astronaut Matt Dominick. Give it a listen here or on your favorite podcast app.