June 3, 2012 • 143 notes • books-rome-weirdness
June 3, 2012 • 861 notes • studyroomkerfuffle
studyroomkerfuffle: I wish Dean Pelton had dressed like this to tell me Community was renewed but Dan Harmon was no longer the showrunner.

studyroomkerfuffle:

I wish Dean Pelton had dressed like this to tell me Community was renewed but Dan Harmon was no longer the showrunner.

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June 3, 2012

I wish I had a picture to accompany this post to prove its veracity.

I was at my mindless retail job today, working the cash register as I almost always am. And not one, not two, but THREE different customers commented on how good my hair looked. Mind you, these people were not regulars or anything (do retail clothing stores really have regulars?)  but apparently I was just having that good of a hair day, at least in the first two hours of my shift.

So go me and my curling iron.

Beyond that I believe I looked like crap. One of my co-workers actually said to me “Oh wow, whats wrong? You look really tired and stuff.”… Thanks, friend. Appreciate it.

June 3, 2012 • 8,979 notes • joshfrangina

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June 1, 2012 • 1,036 notes • incidentalcomics.com
incidentalcomics: Haruki Murakami Bingo (for the NY Times Book Review) Love this.

incidentalcomics:

Haruki Murakami Bingo (for the NY Times Book Review)

Love this.

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June 1, 2012 • 13 notes • acidente-de-amor

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June 1, 2012

Well…. damn.

May 31, 2012

Anchors.

                           

Anchors are such a popular symbol as of late. They are on shirts, necklaces (I own one), bracelets, and many people have them tattooed somewhere on their being. And there is a wealth of songs referencing them, often as a metaphor. But all this talk of anchors has me thinking…

I have always thought of anchors as stability. Something to hold you in your place, support you. Keep you grounded and level. But is that really the truth? The more I think about it anchors are something that can hold you down. They are a great weight connected to a heavy chain, shackling you to the ground, making you unable to take off. They limit freedom and movement.  When anchored you cannot fly. There is no soaring when tethered to the ground.  

So which is right? If someone refers to me as their anchor, am I to be overjoyed or offended? Am I the person who keeps them stable, or am I the person pulling them down? It’s so hard to say.

I know this may not make any sense, it is just a random musing I had. I’m strange… I know.

May 30, 2012 • 18 notes • irish-faerie
Tea Cup Pig, I want to hang out with you. And keep you as a pet. And snuggle up with your tiny cute tea cup pig face.

Tea Cup Pig, I want to hang out with you. And keep you as a pet. And snuggle up with your tiny cute tea cup pig face.

May 30, 2012 • 1 note
I feel like the above picture encapsulates so many conversations I’ve had with people about getting theater work and how I need to be in New York for it. Whatever, I was doing just fine in Philly. And though I am currently across the river in NJ due to general poorness, I cannot wait to be back over there, on the western side of the Delaware. But anyways, the matter at hand…That kickstarter that I suggested people donate to? I did my part and funded it (not with a lot of money, but with what I can afford). I am quite excited. Also, I managed to look at pretty much everything else on everydaypants.com and some hits way too close to home. But not in a bad way. In an almost kindred way. I dig it. You should too. Cool? Fantastic. Thanks, friends. You may now return to your regularly scheduled activities.

I feel like the above picture encapsulates so many conversations I’ve had with people about getting theater work and how I need to be in New York for it. Whatever, I was doing just fine in Philly. And though I am currently across the river in NJ due to general poorness, I cannot wait to be back over there, on the western side of the Delaware.

But anyways, the matter at hand…That kickstarter that I suggested people donate to? I did my part and funded it (not with a lot of money, but with what I can afford). I am quite excited. Also, I managed to look at pretty much everything else on everydaypants.com and some hits way too close to home. But not in a bad way. In an almost kindred way. I dig it. You should too. Cool? Fantastic.

Thanks, friends.

You may now return to your regularly scheduled activities.