Retrograde Waters
This is a personal blog that serves as a miscellaneous collection of things I find cute, cool, interesting, and enraging.
I know that all people are equal and deserve the same rights and respect, and I welcome everyone of all and any race, religion, nationality, gender, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, romantic orientation, age, ability, anything else I may have forgotten (let me know!) and any combination or absence thereof. I do NOT welcome discrimination and bigotry. If *I* say or do anything that is offensive or insensitive, please tell me! I try to consider everyone/different perspectives and experiences when speaking, but I could always make a mistake, and educating myself is a constant process: I will be grateful rather than offended to have small-mindedness on my part pointed out. It's the only way I'll know to correct it.
Thank you and have a nice day!
(Blog NSFW: strong language, various topics of discussion, and occasional images of anatomy and/or nudity.)
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The Birdcage(1996) is always in my movie playlist.
No, you don’t understand how much I love this movie....
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Concept to Final Design
YES YES YESSSS
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For posterity, a list of some incredible women who got the short end of HBO’s stick.
Do NOT get me started on Jeyne...
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shine bright like a...
Cedric Laquieze is an artist working out of Amsterdam. I like the idea that Cedric has taken the idea of taxidermy art, and added a different twist to it. The idea of skeleton is a clear link to death, but with the flowers adorning them the idea seems to be softened. It’s also a stronger connection to life; if we did not go through such trouble to embalm and preserve, the bodies we bury would give way to other life such as flowers. (Via)
(via fyrdrakken)
(via sun-stones)
Silvereyes in the Blossoms by *amy&kimball on Flickr.
Hampshire, England (by antonyspencer)
HOOOOME
Oh my god sudden patriotism
AND DID THOSE FEEEEET, IN ANCIENT TIMESSS
everything is improved by jerusalem
(via ohdeargodwhy)
