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Does anyone know what the hell this is? It’s in my friend’s back yard.
taken with my nikon d5100 using a vintage albinar super zoom 80-205mm lens
BAHAHAAA
(Source: sequoia-thr0ne)
LMAO
be excellent to each other
My religious and social philosophy in a nutshell.
I just have to reblog this every time it comes across my dash, because this picture is proof you can be tewtally hardkore and still be nice. And not take yourself too seriously.
Go with what makes you awesomer, not what makes you badder.
One of my favorite pictures in the world.
ok this kind of made me grin
Eeugh I think I just had a cute aneurysm
Well, this is a rare sight
it’s the heart that matters
(Source: arockandrollsuicide, via comebreakmedown-buryme)
these are some looks i have done recently. sorry i haven’t been around so much… this is my last semester of college, so i am working frantically to get everything done lol.
Do what you LOVE
When you have a dream, follow it. Chase it. Live it. When you want to accomplish something, do it. There will always be someone along the road who tries to tell you that what you are dreaming and pursuing is meaningless, or that what you’ve accomplished is pointless. Being an art student, I receive criticisms frequently for the educational choice I’ve made, and the criticism gets worse when I put such high focus on my grades. Well, guess what? I’ve heard time and time again from my professors that college is the place where you can follow your dreams and kick ass doing it. They encourage students to major in something they love and do the best they can. You think employers don’t look at that stuff? Dead wrong. One of the first things they check is how well you did in college because it shows three things: 1. You’re bright. 2. You’re disciplined. 3. You have a basic set of intellectual, interpersonal, and academic skills which they need, and they won’t have to train you as much when you’re hired. So the next time someone tries to tell you that your degree is pointless, remember that in the end, you will be much happier for choosing something that you LOVE AND WANTED TO DO and not something that someone else thought you should do. It’s your life, you have every right to be happy living it. Also, you will notice that if what you do and what you study creates positivity in your mind and happiness in your heart, opportunities will come. Don’t let the pessimists try to convince you of the opposite. Like I said, it’s your life; be happy living it.
dietmtndew-whodrinksthatstuff:
Watch this whole GIF
fuck
FUCK
That’s some sad shit
that actually made me cry
AHHHHH I LOVE MY PARENTS. Excuse me while I go cry somewhere.
It seems cheesy, but it has a profound point… And it’s one that I think more people should be aware about. It’s amazing how something so simple can leave such an impact.
soft green and purple… :)
The School of Arts & Humanities: Stellar! Stellar! Stellar Students!
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I could not have done this without all the support from family, friends, and professors. -Tania PomalesCongratulations to Joseph Everett and Tania Pomales, who are this year’s morning valedictorians and salutatorians.
Joe, our valedicorian, is a Philosophy and Religion Major (with a second major in Social Work). He has a 4.0 GPA, and he has worked closely with Ed Siecienski as part of the…
i am working on a painting that has pokemon in it, and this is a little squirtle i did today. the eyes are too close together, i realize that… but he’s so damn cute, so i don’t care lol. this little guy, in actual size on the painting, is about the size of a half dollar.
