no offense, but how did a middle class divorcée do it

Giethoorn in Netherlands has no roads or any modern transportation at all, only canals. Well, and 176 bridges too. Tourists have to leave their cars outside of the village and travel here by foot or boat by. So you can probably imagine how peaceful it is here.

Happy Birthday from 2013 :)

These figures speak volumes. I think America deserves more diversity on TV because our society is diverse. It would be damn nice if television matched the society because the dominance of white TV hosts may be frustrating for people of other races. On deeper level it’s toxic because such practices normalize white people and marginalize others. SNL, do better!

The amount of times I’ve been “randomly” selected..

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The story behind The Laundress.

Ghost Club

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Dating James Cook Moodboard.

My gramma just told me the best fucking story

When my gramma was in her early twenties (this was early 1950’s), she dated this guy named Larry and he was like SUPER FINE. One night after dinner Larry took my gramma to this bar where there was gonna be kind of a burlesque show type thing. She thought it was kinda strange that a guy she was dating would take her to something like that but whatever, she’s an adventurous lady. So this blonde dancer comes out and starts her routine and she was super good and really gorgeous. Gramma’s impressed. But then Blondie comes over to Gramma and Larry and ruffles Larry’s hair like she knows him really well or something, so Gramma’s like ??????? Anyway the dancer ended her routine by taking off her bra and revealing that she was a drag queen. Gram says to Larry, “Okay that was cool and stuff but why did you show me this?” Larry says, “That’s my brother.” My gramma’s boyfriend brought her to see his brother’s drag show for like their third date.