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Putting things I enjoy in my corner of the internet. There'll probably be a tempestuous mix of pop culture, politics, profanity and hopefully a pinch of profundity. I'm a terrible writer, so I work mostly in pictures.
ruining my life with their absence.
In the last two weeks I’ve driven 2,000 miles, biked 90 miles, visited NYC for the first time, moved to Cleveland, met 40 new people while riding the bike, found a couple of cool places in Ohio (already!), including an urban national park, discovered Great Lakes Brew Co, google hangout and the best produce market in Cleveland, listened to 20+ hours of hilarious yet poignant podcasts, started and finished data collection on my first personal study.
In the next two weeks I’ll make my glorious return to Seattle, experience Sasquatch with amazing people (How am I going to listen to the music?!) including my favorite redhead (YESSSS, here at last), start my summer job, reconcile what I want with what I can’t have (BAHHHHH.), bike more, drive less and get pair of shoes that isn’t falling apart at every seam.
"History is a great teacher. Now everyone knows that the labor movement did not diminish the strength of the nation but enlarged it. By raising the living standards of millions, labor miraculously created a market for industry and lifted the whole nation to undreamed of levels of production. Those who attack labor forget these simple truths, but history remembers them."
Martin Luther King Jr. (via cognitivedissonance)
(via stfuconservatives)
Literally, a jungle room.
(Source: acidcupcake, via jungleroom)
What’s up, Washington State.
I feel vindicated in my decision to move to Michigan.
(via natteringnabobs)
(Source: textsfromhillaryclinton)
“If the health care mandate is unconstitutional, then just what in the hell is the Patriot act?”
GOOD FUCKING QUESTION
(Source: blog-anglophonic)
"A girlfriend and I recently wondered what would be more mortifying: having to tell her male employer she needed birth control to mitigate a heavy flow or just bleeding all over herself in the office?"
Elizabeth Banks on the the movement to restrict access to birth control.