[time-to-heal]

This is REAL, do something about this with me: https://www.dosomething.org/us/campaigns/lose-your-v-card?utm_source=dosomething&utm_medium=tumblr&utm_campaign=7059_referral&source=user/55a8aefd469c646a348e086d

[hoardingrecipes]

[malloreighwarne]

I wish you wanted me like I want you.

Malloreigh Warné (via malloreighwarne)

[thegoodvybe]

[2wentybelow]

August in Boston

[psych2go]

If you like these posts, check out @psych2go.

[hmufries]

[oliveoilandtoast]

Beatrix Potter’s Hilltop Home. The lovely cottage garden is a haphazard mix of flowers, herbs, fruit and vegetables. Bought in 1905 with proceeds from her first book, the Tale of Peter Rabbit, she used Hill Top itself and the surrounding countryside as inspiration for many of her subsequent books. x

[tamper]

[bookaddict24-7]

I love paperbacks because they really show the wear and tear of a well-loved book. Every book tells a story beyond the author’s own writing–they share a readers’ story, too.

[leightaylorwrites]

i love them because they’re cheap

[apagewithaview]

I will never get over the different translations of Tom Riddle’s name in order to make it spell “I am Lord Voldemort” in each language.

Latin turned him into “Tom Musvox Ruddle” so it wasn’t that bad, but some of my favorites are French (Tom Elvis Jedusor), Swedish (Tom Gus Mervolo Dolder), Dutch (Marten Asmodom Vilijn), and Danish (Romeo G Detlev Jr). His Danish name cracks me up every time - like they have to stick with that for the ENTIRE series then 😂

[iraffiruse]

[nessthebeautifulmess]

Powerful & creative imagery

[damnoosa-deactivated20190419]

the food and education made me sad.

[bottlesofnerdfightingelephants]

I have always been fascinated by these ‘world of 100 people’ things, I remember spending hours thinking through the ones on a poster at church when I was 9 or so. It really, really makes some really important stuff so blindingly clear, in numbers we can understand. And it should, I hope it does, inspire us to act. 

[quads-for-the-gods]

Amazing post.

[the-tin-dog]

The reason these work so well is because the human brain is actually incapable of comprehending the actual amount in people in the world. Our mind unassisted can only understand numbers up to a certain amount. Even 83% of 7 billion is difficult to grasp because we know that’s a Fuck ton, but on the flip side 17% of 7 billion is a Shit load. So our brain realy can’t comprehend the gravity of what exactly is the difference one fuck ton and one shit load. But when you take away the percent, remove this gigantic 7 billion number, and bring it down to 100, all of a sudden out brains go “oh! I know what 100 is! I can understand this!” And things are a lot clearer.

[purplebuddhaproject]

[uptional]

[fjordfolk]

[frankenfemme-deactivated2015050]

if you racist you ugly case closed

[goodreadss]