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@wild-december-winds
Found a cute little shop downtown that sells all sorts of air plants!
A day back in june via https://instagram.com/fernkid
(by rose claw)
before tumblr i spent the same amount of time on the computer but i seriously cannot recall what i did
You’re like the brightest star in the darkest night by Jufroh
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This was my exact view about 2 years back. I was driving home from Sasquatch, it was 7am, my friend was asleep and Bon Iver was over the radio. One of those life moments.
when im older i want to have memories like this
England by inmost_light on Flickr.
paint by alyssajeandreamer on Flickr.
Sushi by Ashley Baxter on Flickr.
No one understands the pressures to validate their parent’s struggles better than the children of immigrant parents. We are constantly trying to make them proud, and make the sacrifices they made mean something. All the while trying to deal with the pressures of being teenagers/young adults in a modern Western world. Failing to be successful doesn’t just mean letting yourself down, it also means the sacrifices your parents made go in vain. They gave up their entire lives. They left their homes, and families to go to some foreign country where they barely spoke the language. Some worked 2+ jobs to save up money because they had to reset their entire lives when they moved. All so their kids could grow up in a country with proper education, and a government that isn’t corrupt.