stacks on deck patrón on ice
makethislookawesome:

Make your own vitamin water. Add fruits instead of sugar for a natural sweetener for your H2O ♥Cut the fruit into paper-thin slices or small chunks. Combine ingredients with water. Refrigerate 4-6 hours. Serve over ice

makethislookawesome:

Make your own vitamin water. Add fruits instead of sugar for a natural sweetener for your H2O ♥

Cut the fruit into paper-thin slices or small chunks. Combine ingredients with water. Refrigerate 4-6 hours. Serve over ice

Why am I so nervous today?

:(

scalingback:

This week pizza is on the menu for the Food Matters Project. This recipe left a lot open for interpretation and I wanted to push the envelope a little. We love to make pizza a few times a month and I must admit that we get in a little bit of a rut always topping them with the same ingredients….

pastelparrot:

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rainbow muffffffins
suicideblonde:

LOUIS CK Pt II An original painting on panel by thegryllus
“I open my fucking stupid mouth and put water in it.” - Louis CK, when asked what he does to get ready for a show.

I miss Louie

Parks and Rec finale is 222222222night

erosum:

Melissa Harris-Perry describes herself as “cis” (via “MSNBC Talks To And About Trans People For An Hour, Doesn’t F*ck It Up” on autostraddle)

djcagedbird:

f-l-e-u-r-d-e-l-y-s:

Japanese Wisteria Tunnel

These photos were taken at the Kawachi Fuji Garden, about a four hour drive from Tokyo, but there are wisteria festivals all over Japan, including at the Kameido-Tenjin Shrine, where tourists in the Edo period often visited the famous wisteria; the Wake Wisteria Park, in Wake-cho, Okayama, and at Ashikaga Flower Park, which has three massive wisteria trellises that extend 3,280 feet squared. (Time Out Tokyo has a list of additional notable wisteria around the city worth visiting.)

I want to get married here…

A civilization that proves incapable of solving the problems it creates is a decadent civilization.
A civilization that chooses to close its eyes to its most crucial problems is a stricken civilization.
A civilization that uses its principles for trickery and deceit is a dying civilization.
The fact is that the so-called European civilization – “Western” civilization - as it has been shaped by two centuries of bourgeois rule, is incapable of solving the two major problems to which its existence has given rise: the problem of the proletariat and the colonial problem; that Europe is unable to justify itself either before the bar of “reason” or before the bar of “conscience”; and that, increasingly, it takes refuge in a hypocrisy which is all the more odious because it is less and less likely to deceive.

Europe is indefensible.

Apparently that is what the American strategists are whispering to each other.
That in itself is not serious.
What is serious is that “Europe” is morally, spiritually indefensible.
And today the indictment is brought against it not by the European masses alone, but on a world scale, by tens and tens of millions of men who, from the depths of slavery, set themselves up as judges.

The colonialists may kill in Indochina, torture in Madagascar, imprison in Black Africa, crackdown in the West Indies. Henceforth, the colonized know that they have an advantage over them. They know that their temporary, “masters” are lying.

Therefore, that their masters are weak.

Aime Cesaire, Discourse on Colonialism. (via cesaire)
lesfemmesartistes:

Jenny Holzer, More Than Once I’ve Wakened with Tears, from The Living Series, 1980-82.

lesfemmesartistes:

Jenny Holzer, More Than Once I’ve Wakened with Tears, from The Living Series, 1980-82.

manchannel:

Banksy: Donut

manchannel:

Banksy: Donut