Yesterday

"All of life is a foreign country." -Jack Kerouac

[babeimgonnaleaveu]

The Wizard of Oz (1939)

[quietlyseeking-deactivated20230]

No more words are needed.

[rebelangel1102]

Fabulous movie! And I know we all know a certain someone without a brain who does an awful lot of brainless talking and brainless tweeting. 

[baawri]

[microsoftedging]

The Great Gatsby (2013)

[2kyla-deactivated20180808]

Anyway, having a big heart is both a blessing and a curse but the pros will always out weight the cons imo. I’m going to care deeply for the rest of my life and that’s my gift

[theambassadorposts]

His e-mail is [email protected] he checks it in public libraries btw

Let’s share this post cause we gotta take care of us as no one else will.

[the-book-diaries]

“But then it passed, as all things do.”

— Khaled Hosseini, And the Mountains Echoed

[reuscaptivus]

[zodiacmind]

What we learn from your sign

[babyanimalgifs]

everything is terrible so i googled “dogs being interviewed” and it helped

[nakedbrownie]

the raw energy of this scene can’t be conveyed through a gifset

[roachkillr]

[internetgf]

who did this

[penicillium-pusher]

my counselor: how are you doing?

me: good, how are you?

my counselor: good, what brings you in today?

me: im doin real bad karen

[countryboyskywalker]

me, whispering softly at the edge of a forest: hozier, bro, i need your advice for a romantic date with my girlfriend

hozier, appearing out of the mist: oh, take her to an empty field and lie on the ground until you decompose and get eaten by foxes. it’s classic, timeless, 

[raddestbabe]

everyone’s having their mid-life crises at like 19

[olivertrees]

[transfemininomenon]

phil collins didn’t have to go so hard on the tarzan soundtrack but he did that…… he did that for all of us

[lymphonodge]

scrappy doo has been found dead in miami

[snootgaze-deactivated20170620]

is he okay

[lymphonodge]

hes alright but he died

[cool-beenz]

Shoutout to all the 1997-2001 kids who are somehow hybrids of millennials and gen z. We are the Ultimate Generation of 90’s nostalgia and new age internet depression.

[taigaland]

This is actually super interesting, because I feel like this group witnessed the massive technological change in both our schools and our society. I’m a senior in high school this year, and my school relies heavily on chromebooks - almost everything we do is online. However, I still remember the days when we had a chunky projector on wheels in the room with clear plastic slides that you had to write on in dry erase pen. I still remember when teachers relied almost entirely on chalkboards, and I remember whenever we watched a movie, the teacher would have to roll in this giant old T.V. with a VCR player. Only recently, my school replaced the crusty old textbooks with online ones. Us 1997-2001 are the only age group that truly witnessed that shift. School isn’t the only place where society has changed - when I was a child, we had a house phone. We got rid of the house phone in when I was in grade, so I got a little slide cell phone. In 9th grde, I got an iPhone, and now I can barely imagine life without it. It’s just interesting, because we really LIVED that shift growing up - it’s what defined our childhood. It’s like we have knowledge of the school system from two different eras.

[cesaray]