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Today is going to be nothing but fluff from now on.
Somebody please bring me an egg sandwich.
Welp, here’s my cat.
(Source: pleatedjeans, via jumpedtherabbit)
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Cupcakes
So this is my outfit of choice today. And I have a cupcake necklace. Also, various shades of yellow and brown are kind of awesome.
This is adorable, and I’d wear the shit out of it
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Shit White Girls Say… To Black Girls
this is pretty damn spot on.
(Source: isitscary)
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I am super into this.
Hyper-minimalistic posters of the Children’s stories we grew up knowing and loving.
neat!
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"Have you seen most of the plus-size sections out there? It’s horrifying. Whoever’s designing for plus-size doesn’t get it. The entire garment needs to be reconceived. You can’t just take a size 8 and make it larger. In my travels, I’ve been an advocate for larger women. I’ve been talking to designers, but only a half-dozen make an effort. Most say, ‘I don’t want a woman who’s a size 10 or 11 wearing my clothes.’ Well, shame on you! It’s not realistic. We need to address real women with real needs."
Yes, Tim Gunn, yes!
Tim Gunn
(via Fashionista)
His nomination for sainthood is long overdue.
(via ultraprism)
I pray to the altar of Tim Gunn.
(via desertmar)
FUCKING THIS.
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All my love for this dude.
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Whenever a woman says, “I hate girls; they’re catty bitches,” a patriarchy fairy gets its wings.
(Source: daughterofmulan, via khaleesiboadicea)
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Something tells me Jennifer won’t be taking any wild trips to Prague (or anywhere else) anytime soon. And that’s not because she’s a mom, ‘cause I know lots of people with kids who travel both with and without their babies in tow. It’s more because she just doesn’t get it. She’s part of the group of “Americans [who] need to figure out this lifestyle,” as Erin put it, and I don’t mean, “…by not having kids.” I mean, “…by not making children the center of the universe.”
YES children are cute, tiny people who are equal parts amusing, difficult, and wonderful, but should children trump everything? Even the joys of Czech beer and atheism? Color me skeptical, but I’m thinking that while “nothing in this world comes close to a child’s love,” there are still, you know, plenty of things that come close to a child’s love. Tacos, for starters. Sure, your face gets covered in poblano sauce and pico de gallo rather than sweet kisses, but I assure you, the love I have for tacos is very real. It can be matched, but not surpassed. Tacos go really well with beer, too, which brings me back around to my original point: Jennifer, there’s a whole world out there! Sometimes a child’s love is the best thing about living, but getting to know a new city and culture can be pretty awesome, too. Thankfully, it’s not a competition. Different strokes to move the world!
Related: Doing Paris With a Stroller
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Something tells me Jennifer won’t be taking any wild trips to Prague (or anywhere else) anytime soon. And that’s not because she’s a mom, ‘cause I know lots of people with kids who travel both with and without their babies in tow. It’s more because she just doesn’t get it. She’s part of the group of “Americans [who] need to figure out this lifestyle,” as Erin put it, and I don’t mean, “…by not having kids.” I mean, “…by not making children the center of the universe.”
YES children are cute, tiny people who are equal parts amusing, difficult, and wonderful, but should children trump everything? Even the joys of Czech beer and atheism? Color me skeptical, but I’m thinking that while “nothing in this world comes close to a child’s love,” there are still, you know, plenty of things that come close to a child’s love. Tacos, for starters. Sure, your face gets covered in poblano sauce and pico de gallo rather than sweet kisses, but I assure you, the love I have for tacos is very real. It can be matched, but not surpassed. Tacos go really well with beer, too, which brings me back around to my original point: Jennifer, there’s a whole world out there! Sometimes a child’s love is the best thing about living, but getting to know a new city and culture can be pretty awesome, too. Thankfully, it’s not a competition. Different strokes to move the world!
Related: Doing Paris With a Stroller
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