She’s sitting on my magazine looking like a weirdo. At the dog park, she climbed a tree and then a picnic table, getting in the face of strangers. Other dogs saw and started copying. Pen, our lil trendsetter. (Taken with instagram)
At least they provided instructions… (Taken with instagram)
Came home the other day to find our street lined with flags. I thought it was a cute neighborhood thing, but it’s actually just an ad for the local realtors. America, fuck yea! (Taken with instagram)
On our kitchen table… (Taken with instagram)
I love these succulents. I can stare at the all day. (Taken with instagram)
THIS EXPLAINS EVERYTHING IN MY LIFE.
(Source: technonomad, via subjugasian)
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I love this dog. She’s lazier than me.
Morning snuggles with my Nenner. (Taken with instagram)
Robin Bowman
In 2001, Robin Bowman set out on the first of eight car trips that would eventually take place over five years. While driving across the country, she formally photographed and interviewed 419 teenagers. These searing and intimate contemporary photographs, presented alongside the young people’s own voices of passion, pride, embarrassment, lust, dread, pain, anxiety, instability and rage, are drawn together in her award-winning book It’s Complicated: The American Teenager which charts the coming of age of the largest generation in U.S. history.
This body of work is currently on view at spring until June 9th — read more about the exhibition here.
Why did I have to check tumblr at work? Well, at least I know what I’m going to be reading in bed tomorrow morning.
This is a crappy picture of my betta, Bean. It’ll be 3 years on June 5th that he came into my life. He lounges like this 80% of the time (he’s done that the whole time I’ve had him) and let’s me pet him. When he passes, I’m doing a burial at pond. I think he’d like that. (Taken with instagram)
