furrowedbrow:

agoodstart:

rebelrouser:

nowhereskies:

ben: i wanted to do that for a long time.

yeah, i know felicity kicks ass. i think its time for me to re-watch felicity again.

you can’t put Felicity on my dashboard and expect me not to re-blog.

Since I’ll be going into hibernation soon, I really need to move this to the top of queue

tumblingalong:

perfection.

will see again within the week.

WORDS CANNOT DESCRIBE HOW MUCH I LOVED THIS MOVIE!!

thedailywhat:

Street Art of the Day: Spotted in Midtown Manhattan near the Artkraft Strauss building.

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still doesn’t feel real.

luxuriousvulgarity:

texturism:

oh the fun we have in. our. living room. via chrisrossi

praavda:

ME TOOOOOOO

spendingtimewithyou:

WANT this necklace sooo bad

soupsoup:

weon:

To me this girl, this photograph, stands for everything that was until now missing from mainstream Western discussions about Iran and Iranians. Like most Iranians, she is young. And like many Iranian women, she is bold and beautiful…perhaps even mischievous. Is there mischief in that smile? Surely she knows that she’s not supposed to be there, in that scene, at that time. But she’s there anyway, flashing the quick-posed two-fingered purpose of Peace for a waiting camera lens. She is who our Western foreign policy discussions tend to ignore.

Click on the image for the rest of the LIFE magazine photo essay on the Iranian election.

creampuff:

I Talk

pocketedward:

At E3 Missing B. It seemed like everywhere I looked, I saw her name.