The Dream Lives
OMG. I am so excited for this to come out. FINALLY!
I live on the eighteenth floor of a condo, and the wind and rain is whipping around so fast, I swear I can feel my building do the 5 degree lean. All the doors and windows in my house are shaking so bad. Last year around this time, and in similar conditions, there was a small tornado just to the north of me. This could turn out to be some scurry shit.
Not only did I find a lovely new hairdresser, but she charged about a third of the price I usually pay and did an absolutely lovely job.
I feel the need to throw this in here just so I can toot my own horn, but she said she rarely sees hair as healthy as mine, and that I could be a hair model. This is probably one of the best compliments I could ever receive because I am obsessed with keeping my hair healthy. Most of the time I think it’s shot to shit because my hair is curly, and I often confuse curly hair frizz with having damaged hair. If I can make it my whole life without dying my hair, I’d be a happy camper.
Same goes for my nails. I’ve never had fake nails and now they’re really strong.
I never thought I’d say this, but I’m happy my mom was a hard ass when it came to reinforcing my natural appearance. She pretty much taught me that I don’t have to change myself to be beautiful.
Anyways…I suppose I should stop bragging about all my awesome physical traits. I don’t want the common folk to start hurling themselves off of overpasses because they feel like they can’t measure up to my greatness.
“There are things that U.S. soldiers are allowed to talk about with the press and others they are not. One of the things they are not allowed to voice is their political opinion, especially if it goes against their commander in chief. In the privacy of latrine stalls on military bases in Iraq and Kuwait, however, it is quite a different story. I did not see any pro-Bush writings in any of the hundreds of latrines I photographed.”
Photography by Zoriah.

A mourner at his mother’s funeral, at the national cemetery in Port-au-Prince, 1987.
Photography by; Maggie Steber.
Harvard Baseball Team | “Call Me Maybe”
OH MY GOD
that last ‘solo’ got me
THE SOLO
Intelligent, funny handsome guys… can I marry them all? at least the guy sitting next to the window in the first place.
#the disappointment you feel when the sleeping guy doesn’t get up to join in like you were expecting
Reblogging again because face.
LITERALLY SCREAMING
me too
THERE ARE TEARS. RUNNING DOWN MY FACE. HEY GUYS FAIR WARNING, DON’T DRINK ORANGE JUICE WHILE WATCHING THIS VIDEO UNLESS YOU’RE OKAY WITH CLEANING SALIVA AND LIQUID FRUIT OFF OF YOUR COMPUTER MONITOR.
im crying
My face hurts
Oh my god. My cheeks. Oh my cheeks.








