muirin007:


willowclove:


Miss Sanderson and the womanly art of parasol self defence


This is everything I have ever wanted in a photo set ever.

muirin007:

willowclove:

This is everything I have ever wanted in a photo set ever.

(via themarysue)

oolongearlgrey:

actuallygreg:

Figured I may as well put all of these into a single post because I’m proud of how they turned out.

as you should be

omg.

(via ferrousfellow)

rachitect:

grimalkina:

alpaca kiss
is this a thing?
like butterfly kisses or something?
Is alpaca kissing awkwardly booping noses together?

in a word: yes.
http://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/alpaca-kisses

:O!!!!!!!!!!!!! :-*

rachitect:

grimalkina:

alpaca kiss

is this a thing?

like butterfly kisses or something?

Is alpaca kissing awkwardly booping noses together?

in a word: yes.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/alpaca-kisses

:O!!!!!!!!!!!!! :-*

alpaca kiss
is this a thing?
like butterfly kisses or something?
Is alpaca kissing awkwardly booping noses together?

alpaca kiss

is this a thing?

like butterfly kisses or something?

Is alpaca kissing awkwardly booping noses together?

Tags: alpaca I think

needed

rachitect:

an audio filter to remove the ooey gooey parental voices from the baby videos posted in my facebook newsfeed.

I waayyyyyyy prefer the parents who carry on very high-level conversations with their babies, please do that. I look forward to hearing you describe calculus to your infant.

"The dynamic principle of fantasy is play, a characteristic also of the child, and as such it appears inconsistent with the principle of serious work. But without this playing with fantasy no creative work has ever yet come to birth. The debt we owe to the play of imagination is incalculable. It is therefore short-sighted to treat fantasy, on account of its risky or unacceptable nature, as a thing of little worth."

— Carl Jung (continuing to be a complete badass)

Hold it in.

Hold it in.

rachitect:

architizer:

Check Out This Undulating Stonescape by Kengo Kuma!

The clean and pure ‘pieta serena’ stone recreates a topography that, as in real landscapes, molds the shape of water, guides our walking and gives a context to the objects to better admire them. Read more!

Whoa

gorgeous

HAHAHA

GPOeveryoneIgrewupwith

(Source: everybodylovejessica, via thefrogman)