Be Love, Compassion, Strength. Be yourself. Be the change you want to see.
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okie doke i guess it’s a thing
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It’s like how they get chocolate milk pretty much
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Door by Rohit Markande on Flickr.
Let’s go there…
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My first pair of socks!
This colorway is exactly as cute as I imagined it…resisting the stash temptation. (Pretty sure it’s Felici in Time Traveler from Knit Picks)
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How he thinks I’ll be:
How I am:
Truer words never GIF-d.
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I know someone who needs a new rug! (hint: it is me)
bearded men in knitted things: submit for our blogiversary! -
greetings, lovers of facial hair and knitwear.
next monday, the 16th of april, beardedmeninknittedthings will be one year old!
as a celebration, we’re going to have a submission party. so please, submit a picture! it can be of you, a friend, a family member, anyone (even something you drew…
this seems like a challenge the knitters should take on with gusto
Weird Mind Wanders: To My (Future) Kids -
Cats and dogs are not substitutes for napkins,
Chocolate milk does not come from brown cows,
Spaghetti sauce is not the same as water because a goldfish cannot survive without oxygen or in boiling liquids made out of tomatoes.
Pulling the emergency brake in the car while the vehicle is in motion…
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YES IF YOU ARE ONE OF THOSE PEOPLE WHO REBLOG AND DELETE THE ARTIST NAME THEN JUST UNFOLLOW ME, YOU DONT DESERVE TO FOLLOW ART BLOGS AND YOU DONT DESERVE THE TIME PEOPLE WASTE ON BLOGS BRINGING INTERESTING ARTWORKS FOR PEOPLE LIKE YOU
THANK YOUyes. that.
Amen! If I post something myself I always include the artist name or link to where I found it. I have seen people reblog just the image - sorry, but keeping your tumblr theme clean isn’t really that important!
i hope to designer heaven this is a real thing
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The problem that needs to be fixed is not kick all the girls out of YA, it’s teach boys that stories featuring female protagonists or written by female authors also apply to them. Boys fall in love. Boys want to be important. Boys have hopes and fears and dreams and ambitions. What boys also have is a sexist society in which they are belittled for “liking girl stuff.” Male is neutral, female is specific.
I heard someone mention that Sarah Rees Brennan’s THE DEMON’S LEXICON would be great for boys, but they’d never read it with that cover. Friends, then the problem is NOT with the book. It’s with the society that’s raising that boy. It’s with the community who inculcated that boy with the idea that he can’t read a book with an attractive guy on the cover.
Here’s how we solve the OMG SO MANY GIRLS IN YA problem: quit treating women like secondary appendages. Quit treating women’s art like it’s a niche, novelty creation only for girls. Quit teaching boys to fear the feminine, quit insisting that it’s a hardship for men to have to relate to anything that doesn’t specifically cater to them.
Because if I can watch Raiders of the Lost Ark and want to grow up to be an archaeologist, there’s no reason at all that a boy shouldn’t be able to read THE DEMON’S LEXICON with its cover on. My friends, sexism doesn’t just hurt women, and our young men’s abysmal rate of attraction to literacy is the proof of it.
—The Problem is Not the Books by Saundra Mitchell (via albinwonderland)
*applause*
Also, yknow, get hardcovers and take off the jackets.
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Franciszkanie by bazylek100 on Flickr.