5.19.13
Today is one of those perfect and beautiful and holy days for so many reasons.
Today is one of those perfect and beautiful and holy days for so many reasons.
“This gorgeous Hälssen & Lyon calendar is made of brewable tea. Each day is made of fine pressed wafer thin tea leaves.”
I want this sooooo bad!
*SCREEEEEEEEEEEE*
“…Jervis, what say you?”
Holy want!
:O
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…without sounding like a brat, but…
sometimes i’m really fabulous.
sometimes i’m just 102% myself, more myself than i know how to be. and i’m comfortable with it. everything just aligns and scatters at the same time, and i feel like i was made to completely occupy my life.
Trying to find my passion.
Treehouse Community
Finca Bellavista (FBV) is a sustainable treehouse community situated on 600 acres of land in the mountainous South Pacific coastal region of Costa Rica. FBV is the brainchild of Mateo and Erica Hogan, a married couple from Colorado who fell in love with Costa Rica.
(Source: beardsleyjones, via endlessfootpath)
— Warsan Shire (via oxfay)
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The Dune Shacks of Peaked Bars Historic District.
From The Provincetown Design Group:
Nestled into the ever-shifting shapes of the Province Lands dunes, they are primitive in structure, but surrounded by a rare sort of richness – the mesmerizing environment of the ever-changing dunes, great undulations of sand that are constantly swept by the ocean’s winds into new shapes and that have long been a place of withdrawal for artists, eccentrics, writers and Cape residents.
Since the mid 1990s, area non-profits have offered solitude in the dunes to writers, artists, scientists, historians, musicians, and dancers through summer and fall shack residency programs.
Photos by Chris Seufert, Paul Neumann, Debra Bacon, and Stephanie Foster.
(via besound)
Einstein developed a disease that makes him not able to swim. Owner made him a life jacket. I. Die.
from buzzpatrol
Do you guys know about the quokka? It’s a cat-sized marsupial that lives almost exclusively on the Rottnest Island, a little seven by three mile speck off West Australia. Quokkas look like tiny kangaroos, except a bit rattier and with pleasant facial expressions.
Text and photos from deathandtaxesmag.com