Andariego suelto

thenewwomensmovement:

This is more like it.

(Source: norwegian-blue, via openthemoondoor)

ilovecharts:

via charamander

(via openthemoondoor)

When someone mentioned to Paul the success of his collaborations with his wife, Joanne Woodward:

“You should see us when we get back to the bedroom.”

(Source: mattybing1025, via slightlypretentious)

pegalicious:

Geology Of Minnesota 

(via fuckyeahcartography)

cartographymaps:

Cruising Around Africa by Martin Haake, from Gestalten’s A Map of the World According to Illustrators and Storytellers  

When I interrupt a conversation between conservative Catholics…

gradstudentsaretheworst:

Taking a divinity school student out in public is like…

gradstudentsaretheworst:

When people ask if I’m “holy” because I go to Divinity School, I’m like…

gradstudentsaretheworst:

cjwho:

Casa Bramasole

heckyeahpresidents:

letsbuildahome-fr:

Meanwhile

Former President George H.W. Bush poses for a group photo with the newly-announced Houston Texans cheerleaders.

Picture: Smiley N. Pool / Houston Chronicle via AP

I have those same socks

heckyeahpresidents:

Wherein I take a break from writing a 20-odd-page paper on party politics and remind myself that I have a blog

ianbrooks:

Hidden Architecture

As part of an advertising campaign for the Schusev State Museum of Architecture in Moscow, Saatchi & Saatchi Russia put together a creative team to assemble the deep, labyrinthine roots of some iconic buildings; the shoulders of giants that all current architecture stands atop of. You can see many more WIP shots over at Design You Trust

Artists: Behance

(via openthemoondoor)

marcedith:

…Anthony Freda…

willigula:

The Arctic and Antarctica (or Melancholia?) A mildly frightening map of the poles by Merrit Cartographic, 2012

(via fuckyeahcartography)

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Paisley wants to know how he can express his Southern Pride. Here are some ways. He could hold a huge party on Martin Luther King’s birthday, to celebrate a Southerner’s contribution to the world of democracy. He could rock a T-shirt emblazoned with Faulkner’s Light In August, and celebrate the South’s immense contribution to American literature. He could preach about the contributions of unknown Southern soldiers like Andrew Jackson Smith. He could tell the world about the original Cassius Clay. He could insist that Tennessee raise a statue to Ida B. Wells.

Every one of these people are Southerners. And every one of them contributed to this great country. But to do that Paisley would have to be more interested in a challenging conversation and less interested in a comforting lecture.

Ta-Nehisi Coates, The Atlantic (via politicalprof)