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Mi lápiz favorito lol
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A Day in the Life of a Disney Geek: i am tired of seeing the words "they gave the princesses breasts".
GOD FORBID THE PRINCESSES HAVE BOOBS. NO WOMAN SHOULD HAVE BOOBS. GIVING THEM BOOBS IS AN UNREALISTIC EXPECTATION FOR WOMEN. BOOBS AUTOMATICALLY MEANS SEXUAL TIMES.
LOOK AT ALL DAT CLEAVAGE AND DEM DOUBLE D’S
scandalous.
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if you don’t know me, you wouldn’t be aware that i have a newfound obsession with sleepwear — but feel free to pretend we’re pals when i introduce you to alas.
design duo betony diricks and kelly elkin created the label (it stands for “all light all shadow) after working together at london fashion week and topshop. all pieces are made in india from organic fabrics and meet the global organic textile standard, making alas both socially and economically responsible.
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done by nikki at working class art, in branchburg NJ
a drawing my brother had done in crayon 11 years ago xo
This is incredibly adorable.
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Thailand’s White Temple, Wat Rong Khun (วัดร่องขุ่น)
Located near the city of Chiang Rai, Wat Rong Khun (วัดร่องขุ่น)—known outside Thailand as the “White Temple”—stands as an unusual and beautiful mix of traditional Thai architecture and modern-day science fiction memorabilia. It was designed by painter-turned-architect Chalermchai Kositpipat, one of Thailand’s most renowned architects, who set out to create one of the most elegant temples in Chiang Rai.
The temple’s white color symbolizes purity; its glittering glass signifies the teachings of the Buddah; and the moat filled with outreaching arms represents desire. Detailed sculptures of skulls, demons and severed heads are also scattered around the premises. Perhaps most interestingly, a mural inside with images of Batman, Superman, and even the alien from Predator tell a modern-day story of Buddha.
Construction on Wat Rong Khun began in 1996 and is expected to finish in 2070, long after Kositpipat has passed. Plans include nine buildings built on an area of about 3 acres, and though it is a work in progress, the temple attracts an increasingly large number of visitors every year—many of whom share their visit to the temple on Instagram.
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(via angel-cake)
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Aunque estse no es mi diseño al fin estoy haciendo algo q me gusta! CAD work is relaxing and fuuuuuun.
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Train Stations Around the World
Want to see more great train photos? Check out the hashtag #fr8heaven.
Today is a big anniversary for railroad fans: It’s the 144th anniversary of the completion of the US transcontinental railroad. The railroad facilitated travel from the east to the west coast of the United States.
Train stations have been around for over 200 years—ever since the United Kingdom constructed the very first structures in the early 19th century. Many of these early 19th century stations reflect the grandiose architecture popular at the time, while those built more recently are more likely to have simple, abstract designs.
To honor the history of these buildings, we gathered together a list of some of the most beautiful stations from around the world. For more photos of each building’s stunning architecture, visit the location pages below:
- Gare do Oriente, Lisbon, Portugal
- Expo MRT Station (CG1/DT35), Singapore
- Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, Mumbai, India
- Gare SNCF de Lyon-Saint-Exupéry TGV, Lyon, France
- 金沢駅 (Kanazawa Sta.), Kanazawa, Ishikawa, Japan
- Haydarpaşa Garı, İstanbul, Turkey
- Estación de Madrid-Puerta de Atocha, Madrid, Spain
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(Source: whipcreamlovee, via everydayispink)
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Muy extension has my name!!!
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(Source: cooper-marissa, via fuckyeahmcgosling)
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Cual es Caro! Don’t judge me it was windy.
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Unplugged by Scott Newkirk - A one-room cabin in the woods pulls the cord on modern living in New York.
SO perfect. I would die of happiness if I lived here.
(via triistandanielle)
