Grishmapolitan
I was looking through old photos and this is me as a little kid and WHY DID MY PARENTS  BRING ME HERE THIS LOOKS SO SHADY AND WHY AM I ALONE WHY IS THERE LITERALLY NOBODY ELSE HERE OTHER THAN ME, MY PARENTS, AND THIS SCARY CATERPILLAR TRAIN

I was looking through old photos and this is me as a little kid and WHY DID MY PARENTS  BRING ME HERE THIS LOOKS SO SHADY AND WHY AM I ALONE WHY IS THERE LITERALLY NOBODY ELSE HERE OTHER THAN ME, MY PARENTS, AND THIS SCARY CATERPILLAR TRAIN

thehousehome: geometric windows

thehousehomegeometric windows

archiemcphee:

A street artist by the name of Combo created an awesome open-air art exhibition specifically for pigeons. Not only are the pieces pigeon-sized and placed at the birds’ eye level, they’re each easily recognizable pieces of well-known art that have been altered to reflect a pigeon-centric world. The pigeon version of American Gothic is probably our favourite.

[via Whitezine]

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GPOY

GPOY

I got some when I went to Pike Place in December, but they’re available online! I made some the other day and had them with strawberries, whipped cream, and chocolate sauce. It’s DELICIOUS.

I got some when I went to Pike Place in December, but they’re available online! I made some the other day and had them with strawberries, whipped cream, and chocolate sauce. It’s DELICIOUS.

I just chose not to purchase a $100 ticket for the Justin Timberlake concert because I’m trying to be a reasonable adult and live within my means.

(My means, of course, are the wages of a high school math teacher.)

Things I can purchase for $100 that are not Justin Timberlake tickets: 

  1. 4 nights at a hostel in London
  2. utilities for like two months
  3. 7 of Justin Timberlake’s CDs
  4. 13 pounds of dark chocolate linguini 
  5. this thing