Testing pandagrams @ Hullabalu! :) 

Testing pandagrams @ Hullabalu! :) 

Intelligence is really a kind of taste: taste in ideas.
Susan Sontag
so close, yet so far.

so close, yet so far.

Photobama!

Photobama!

WORDS: 1.1.13
Happy 2013! The last year was definitely an interesting one. Here’s to another year of exciting moments and new paths to choose. :)

Happy 2013! The last year was definitely an interesting one. Here’s to another year of exciting moments and new paths to choose. :)

classic beauty.

abstraire:

Alfred Eisenstaedt - Life At Home With Marilyn Monroe, 1953

(Source: TIME)

FROM LIFE 12.28.12
NOOOOOOOOO (and by that, I mean, YESSSS) - Ender’s Game with Harrison Ford.

NOOOOOOOOO (and by that, I mean, YESSSS) - Ender’s Game with Harrison Ford.

I know the feeling of “if I could just get a chance, I could prove myself” - but this is how it works: you prove yourself to get the chance.
This seems to have connected with people on Twitter, so I’m sticking it here for posterity. It often feels unjust that people discount you before you even have a chance to prove yourself… so don’t wait for them to give you a chance. Prove it. That’ll get their attention, guaranteed. (via storyshots)
YES.

YES.

hello neighbor. 
texturism:

posture + gaze. always daniel craig. | via emphasisadded: kellygossrocknneedle

hello neighbor. 

texturism:

posture + gaze. always daniel craig. | via emphasisaddedkellygossrocknneedle

FROM 11.15.12
chillin’ with the wolves.

chillin’ with the wolves.

Whenever I have encountered a grown-up who seemed to me at all enlightened, I would experiment on him with my drawing Number One, which I have always kept. I wanted to see if he really understood anything. But he would always answer, “That’s a hat.” Then I wouldn’t talk about boa constrictors or jungles or stars. I would put myself on his level and talk about bridge and golf and politics and neckties. And my grown-up was glad to know such a reasonable person.
The Little Prince
Hmmm. yes. no.

Hmmm. yes. no.

Reader, you must know that an interesting fate (sometimes involving rats, sometimes not) awaits almost everyone, mouse or man, who does not conform.
The Tale of Despereaux