Whimsical World

heyitsjanesdiary:

After changing to fit into society, you are eventually going to want your old self back sooner or later

This. This is powerful.

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ijessicalanglois:

me getting ready in the morning 

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cute-overload:

One day I would like to be this happy.

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elbooga:

Penguin Doppelgänger.

From two different pages in my sketchbook.

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(Source: kawaiipiranha, via frznsquid)

treehugger:

A non-profit has created a genetic bank of the biggest trees in the world and wants to clone them and reforest the world with them!

http://www.treehugger.com/natural-sciences/non-profit-wants-clone-worlds-oldest-trees-reforest-planet.html

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deplorableword:

Sky Sculptures (by Matt Molloy)

(Source: thats-so-meme, via a-teaspoon-of-gay)

treehugger:

A non-profit has created a genetic bank of the biggest trees in the world and wants to clone them and reforest the world with them!

http://www.treehugger.com/natural-sciences/non-profit-wants-clone-worlds-oldest-trees-reforest-planet.html

millionsmillions:

“The moment when I can work no more, when the novel or collection of short stories or book-length essay is as done as it’ll ever be, I go looking for works of art that match it tonally. I listen to music with an acquisitive ear. I watch pieces of movies whose titles intrigue me. Most of all, I scan through dozens of websites that collect images by contemporary artists. And then I try to solidify the relationship by using those works as my cover art.” The New Yorker’s Ben Greenman on choosing the cover art for his books.

cedorsey:

Anyone Else Need An Hour Power Shower?
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