These are things I find interesting.

theanimalblog:

White Eye. Photo by Dajan Chiou

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kogiopsis:

hyood:

darksilenceinsuburbia:

Mary O’Malley.

Bottom Feeder Teapot Two.

Bottom Feeder Teacup and Saucer.

Bottom Feeder Dinner Set.

Big Bottom Feeder Pitcher.

THIS IS LITERALLY THE COOLEST EVER

I need this desperately.

barackobama:

Hello, new favorite thing: 30 reasons.

joanwatsonisbetterthanyou:

crayolagoddess:

Selling souls for family members is a pattern on this show that you THINK would have stopped, like, after the first instance of it.

idk why but I read this with the expectation that you were talking about knitting/sewing patterns

and now I just want to knit a selling souls for family members blanket

I feel like a blanket knit by selling the souls of one’s family members would wind up being more affordable than the time I knit what I affectionately call The Most Expensive Blanket in All The Land (modeled for you here by 2009-era Caitlin):

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What will be the next thing that challenges us? That makes us go farther and work harder? You know that when smallpox was eradicated, it was considered the single greatest humanitarian achievement of this century? Surely we can do it again, as we did in the time when our eyes looked towards the heavens, and with outstretched fingers we touched the face of God.

[x]

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laphamsquarterly:

omgthatartifact:

“No Stamp Act” Teapot

America, 1766-1770

The Smithsonian Museum of American History

Oh, you want to get us a present? This will do quite nicely.

barackobama:

Michelle’s biggest fans were watching her convention speech from home.

lordcoitus:

“YOU DON’T HAVE SE-“

“YOU’LL NEVER BE IN A RELATIONSH-“

“YOU’RE LYI-“

“SO DO YOU BUD”

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inventrix:

shinyslingback:

Shelby Shadwell

www.shelbyshadwell.com

Untitled 12 - charcoal on paper 2011 - 80” x  64” 

> oh hey, some sort of metal sculpture thing, nice

> I like the hole in the middle, I wonder w—

> CHARCOAL ON PAPER, WHAT, WHAT

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do you ever think about how weird reading is

our eyes are able to scan these different symbols and construct the scenarios and concepts they describe in our mind

and these concepts have the power to twist our emotions and make us cry and laugh and wow reading is weird

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