Simplicity

Hello! Alex and Ricochet here.  Alex: reau/reaus/reauself  Ricochet: plate/plates/plateself

[danasulin-blog]

Magical. #SouthCarolina #Charleston #AngelOak #Trees #PicOfTheDay (at The Angel Oak - 1500 Year Old Live Oak)

[kellyvictoriak]

Top Photo - Taken 3 days ago in Point Reyes. Bottom Photo - Taken 4 years ago in Point Reyes. I love this place.

[foodiebliss]

High Tea Nibbles {Tea Cup Tea}

[blasphemies-deactivated20130101]

[joninofficial]

Scumbag Baby Boomer memes are the greatest.

[thoreausplate]

16 year old child: mom, dad: I'm gay/lesbian/bi/pan

Straight parents: you're too young to know what your sexuality is! It's just a phase.

Baby boy: *stares at a baby girl for no reason other than the fact that babies stare at everything*

Straight parents: oooh! Ladies man! We're gonna have to keep the girls offa you!

[foodfuck]

[hellhoundkin]

What is astral like? I know you've said it's something you have to experience yourself- but what exactly do you do? Say, you go to a world... Like maybe you go to avatar (the show; because everyone basically knows it) can you communicate with the characters? Make friendships? And how hard is it to .. Go somewhere like that? If you don't mind answering- I'm just curious! Sorry

no problem!!! I always love helping people with astral projection :D

and yeah you can!! Astral projection itself is tricky and takes some practice, but actually traveling to a destination once you’re projecting is as simple as knowing where you want to go and having the intention/desire to go there and poof! You will basically fly there at high speed on auto-pilot for a few moments and then you will be where ever you wanted to be c:

[thinksquad-deactivated20190405]

An eighth grade student from Weaverville Elementary School got a detention slip for sharing his school prepared lunch Tuesday.

Kyle Bradford, 13, shared his chicken burrito with a friend who didn’t like the cheese sandwich he was given by the cafeteria.

Bradford didn’t see any problem with sharing his food.

"It seemed like he couldn’t get a normal lunch so I just wanted to give mine to him because I wasn’t really that hungry and it was just going to go in the garbage if I didn’t eat it," said Bradford.

But the Trinity Alps Unified School District has regulations that prohibit students from sharing their meals.

The policies set by the district say that students can have allergies that another student may not be aware of.

Tom Barnett, the Superintendent of the Trinity Alps Unified School District says that hygiene issues also come into play when banning students from sharing meals.

"We have a policy that prohibits students from exchanging meals. Of course if students are concerned about other students not having enough to eat we would definitely want to consider that, but because of safety and liability we cannot allow students to actually exchange meals," said Barnett.

Bradford’s mother Sandy Bradford thinks that her son did the right thing by sharing his lunch. She also believes that it isn’t up to the school to discipline her son for good manners.

“By all means the school can teach them math and the arithmetic and physical education, but when it comes to morals and manners and compassion, I believe it needs to start at home with the parent,” Sandy said.

Bradford says that he would definitely share his lunch again if a friend wanted a portion of his meal.

http://www.krcrtv.com/news/local/student-put-in-detention-for-sharing-school-lunch/28115110

[bitterseafigtree]

Kids can’t share now? Or trade lunches? What the actual fuck is happening?

[alexandra-erin]

I think this article is talking around what the actual issue is. The student who was “given a cheese sandwich” and “couldn’t get a normal lunch?” That’s how schools handle students whose families can’t pay their lunch bills. They’re required to give the kid something, so they get a slice of processed cheese between two pieces of white bread. Cheese sandwich. All those stories about the kids who went through the lines and then had their trays taken away and dumped in the trash in front of them because their account was $5 in the red when they got to the end of the line? Those kids were given cheese sandwiches. This isn’t about allergies. I guarantee you that kids at those tables are swapping food all the time. It’s part of the school cafeteria experience. If the second kid was allergic to the burrito, we’d be reading a different story. It’s because this kid undermined the system that is supposed to punish students for their parents’ “negligence” (poverty).

[livingdeadpoetssociety]

They’re not even trying with excuses anymore. “Allergies.”

[thisiswhyredismyfavoritecolor-d]

[mentalhealthfemme]

this is a war-cry from 60 years ago that is still being shouted today.

[kinsupport]

hi, we’re kinsupport! a new otherkin help blog. we have 6 mods, 3 of which are fictionkin, and all have varying kintypes! we’re looking to make the otherkin community a safe place for those who need it. we support all kinds of kin and are willing to answer most if not all questions!

[asexualramonaflowers]

if you’re cis and reblog from gender of the day then you’re:

trash

transphobic // kinphobic

an asshole

need to stop

that is all!

[nebulink-deactivated20141102]

"Fictionkin aren’t real because you don’t act exactly like your character!!"

This just in I can only swing large swords and kill chuchus. I’m allowed to occasionally scream “HIYAH” and the only clothes I own: all green tunics. I’m only allowed to know magical songs and OF COURSE I’m gonna go explore caves and dungeons all day WHAT ELSE would I do?

[spellcore]

this needs to be said:

there are people who identify as otherkin as a spiritual thing.

there are people who identify as otherkin due to mental illness.

there are people who identify as otherkin because of no particular reason and THAT’S FINE. WHAT’S NOT FINE IS BASHING OTHERKIN BECAUSE OF WHY...

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[shanemaxwell-blog-deactivated20]

I found this copy of Thoreau’s Walden buried in the park.  I opened it and saw these roots growing between the pages. I don’t know whether to frame it or put it back in the ground.

[thoreausplate]

This is the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen.

[thoreausplate]

For those of you who don't know, Henry David Thoreau was an American transcendentalist. He wrote Walden, his most famous work as well as other essays such as Civil Disobedience. I believe I am a reincarnation of this great thinker.