chillin in the boston public library today and i saw some beaaaauuuuutiful things. old ladies reading textbooks. middle aged man in business clothes reading calvin and hobbes. students rushing in and out. me sittin there reading stuff about tolstoy as per my obsession. straight up heavenly. made me crazy happy to be alive. 

on another note, when i walked up to it i turned to my friend and was like “wheres the lions????” cause i mixed it up with the NYC library …. lol

watched matilda for the first time!

infinitylooper:

Something to think about:

The Earth is 4.6 billion years old. Let’s scale that to 46 years.
We have been here for 4 hours. Our industrial revolution began 1 minute ago.
In that time, we have destroyed more than 50% of the world’s forests.

This isn’t sustainable.

while it’s true our current activity isn’t sustainable, this alone isn’t enough to prove it. it’s a harmful argument to make due to its ignorance. the crux of the argument lies in the fact that, though in the last ‘minute’ we’ve destroyed as much as we have, we’ve also created and put into action a mechanized and unnatural world. the hope is that our creations and new methods can function to build a new, sustainable environment. our planet supports billions more people than it ever has in history—and that’s not going to change. if we blindly reject industrialism and our current ways (as this post does) because they aren’t sustainable then all hope is lost. there is no going back. the only chance we have is to embrace our enhanced potential to alter the environment.

(via peaceinhaler)

damn. Im noticing a trend. gay guy, slightly overweight, completely obnoxious. he’s the hugest drama queen, exaggerates every story (and swears theyre all true), and monopolizes the conversation talking about himself. does shit like complaining that his 1-year-old-niece cries to demand attention and love.

YOU ARE THE BABY. I refuse to give in.