Mel-Town
I don't do drugs.
I love group hugs.
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Audio post reblogged from ALL-THIS-BEAUTY
Don’t Think Twice it’s Alright (Bob Dylan) | Ted Lennon & Brett Dennen
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I decided to make this post because the things that I see on tumblr that deal with ableism don’t mention the things that I want to be talked about, and I wanted to give an insight into what its like for me personally. I get a lot of asks, mainly anonymous ones, about my disability and how it…
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Photo reblogged from miss mamie girl
Love him <3
#mel-town
I’ve posted this before but I don’t CARE.
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Of course, you never really forget anyone, but you certainly release them. You stop allowing their history to have any meaning for you today. You let them change their haircut, let them move, let them fall in love again. And when you see this person you have let go, you realize that there is no reason to be sad. The person you knew exists somewhere, but you are separated by too much time to reach them again.
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With the ubiquity of cell phone and surveillance cameras (and not to mention the upcoming Google Glass), I know a lot of people are worried about the continued decrease in the amount of personal privacy. But this collected footage from the dashboard cams of Russian cars proves that sometimes it’s not such a bad thing.
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“The ocean floor begins to disappear; I sense that terrible depth. The open water is my only fear, but I’ll sail as long as I still have breath in me.”
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Audio post reblogged from The Image of the Invisible
“If you let me have my way I swear I’ll tear you apart.”
It’s ladies night. All the girls drink for free.
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Photoset reblogged from Magical Nature Tour
From Russia with love: The doting father bear who can’t help cuddling his cub. Photo: Caters via Daily Mail
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Quote reblogged from FILTER MagazineWell, let it pass, he thought; April is over, April is over. There are all kinds of love in the world, but never the same love twice.
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Photo reblogged from miss mamie girl
My weakness I feel I must finally show.
(Source: neighborhoodss)
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Photo reblogged from fin de siècle
I don’t mean to offend anyone, make light of a tragedy, or to compare casualty numbers; it is important, however, to be aware of the privilege (an understatement) we have as Americans.
This is true. It’s a horrifc thing what happened in Boston. This is something we will never be used to but it is something people are completely used to in other countries. Just to give another perspective.
(Source: ohshitgrenade)
