at the kiddie zoo

*sees a sheep*: wow sick pink floyd reference

*sees a pig*: wow sick pink floyd reference

*sees a cow*: wow sick pink floyd reference

*sees a dog*: wow si

American Beauty (1999) dir. Sam Mendes

Like most in 2016, this past week has been especially tough. The loss of legends like Ali and Howe, will bring out the emotions inside of you, as the people of the world pay their respects to those that made their lives worthwhile. It inspires you, to one day create a legacy that when your time on this earth is done, people will remember you. For, as we know, death is inevitable, but the memory of you can live on forever through the hearts of those you inspire. Now, it wasn’t until the late news tonight that singer Christina Grimmie had died due to a gunshot wound at a concert that it all really hit home for me. Two sides of the spectrum. Two legends of sport, who lived full, gratifying and inspiring lives passing away. A young girl with the sunrise in her palms has hers taken from her in a senseless tragedy. Like blood, life is crimson. It is every shade of red, it is an auburn sky, it is a burgundy goodbye.  Fragile is used often, to describe the life we lead. Shootings are not new, death is not new. The concept of living is something we need. For all the purple rain and bees and butterflies can paint the sky in that crimson sunset, but without a back story, they are nothing but nature’s castoffs. The opportunity to live, to be your own person, to let your story unfold in front of your eyes is something nobody should have taken from them.

Red is also about love. In loss, we must bring ourselves closer to those we have, and ensure that for every swatch of red you paint the world, you paint some yellow for the sunlight. For we may cry, we may break, we may lose sight of that sun in the sky, but it is there. And though for some, the sun has set, and for others, it is just beginning to rise, as long as it lives on inside of us, we will never be alone.

the signs as things in the force awakens

aries: grandpa's half-melted helmet

taurus: 60 portions

gemini: the jacket

cancer: luke's dramatic cliff

leo: [DEFINITELY not death star mark iii] STArKillER BAse

virgo: gracious stormtrooper avoidance of kylo ren's temper tantrums

libra: new cantina song ft. lin-manuel miranda

scorpio: bb-8's lighter thumbs-up

sagittarius: captain phasma's trash chute

capricorn: c3po's red arm

aquarius: giant snoke hologram

pisces: a big deal in the resistance

do you mind

Get Pumped! 💪

Job Train

I pray that everyone who likes/reblogs this gets the job they’re looking for. 🙏🙏🙏🙏Good vibes sent 💸💸💸💸💸

Invade my privacy. Do it.

Purple: 10 facts about my room

Blue: 9 facts about my family

Green: 8 facts about appearance

Yellow: 7 facts about my childhood

Orange: 6 facts about my home town

Red: 5 facts about my best friend

Pink: 4 facts about my parents

White: 3 facts about my personality

Grey: 2 facts about my favorite things

Black: 1 fact about the person I like

sending “I hope you get that job” vibes to the people out here tryna get jobs

I’m gonna make myself feel old, but reblog with your high school graduating class

Class of 2007.

If you think about it, the whole commercial is cyclical. The commercial opens with him being single, and the end of the commercial implies that he’s single again.

In the State Farm commercial ‘Never’, a man professes he will never get married, have kids, or buy a minivan, but does all those things. The last thing he says is “I’m never letting go”, implying he’s about to abandon his family.

Places where reality is a bit altered:

• any target • churches in texas • abandoned 7/11’s • your bedroom at 5 am • hospitals at midnight • warehouses that smell like dust • lighthouses with lights that don’t work anymore • empty parking lots • ponds and lakes in suburban neighborhoods • rooftops in the early morning • inside a dark cabinet