Coby Withmore (via ondiraiduveau)

Coby Withmore (via ondiraiduveau)

Huge crowd in Boston (via MaineIslandGirl) Can you see me? I was standing about where the spotlight hits the crowd in front of the stage.

Huge crowd in Boston (via MaineIslandGirl)

Can you see me? I was standing about where the spotlight hits the crowd in front of the stage.

Driving Orientation: A World Map « Strange Maps Dark blue: drives on left (mainly British ex-colonies). Light blue: used to drive on right, now on left (Namibia). Purple: used to have mixed system, now drives on right. Light red: used to drive on left, now on right. Dark red: drives on right.

Driving Orientation: A World Map « Strange Maps

Dark blue: drives on left (mainly British ex-colonies).
Light blue: used to drive on right, now on left (Namibia).
Purple: used to have mixed system, now drives on right.
Light red: used to drive on left, now on right.
Dark red: drives on right.

justamoment: youmightfindyourself: Nocturne in Black and Gold: The Falling Rocket, 1875, James Whistler

justamoment:

youmightfindyourself:

Nocturne in Black and Gold: The Falling Rocket, 1875, James Whistler

9gag: Weather

9gag:

Weather

uncertaingrace: I love postcards and anyone who sends me one. I’ll definitely be making this postcard banner. via: Design*Sponge  » postcard banner

uncertaingrace:

I love postcards and anyone who sends me one. I’ll definitely be making this postcard banner.

via: Design*Sponge  » postcard banner

eyeonspringfield: Speaking of shoes - I don’t care about shoes.

eyeonspringfield:

Speaking of shoes - I don’t care about shoes.
(via heyymamawolf) So true.

(via heyymamawolf)

So true.

realeyesrecognizereallies: Vivien Leigh in  Caesar and Cleopatra .

realeyesrecognizereallies:

Vivien Leigh in  Caesar and Cleopatra .

justamoment: 37.Si-o-S(h)a-li-ko 38.Si-o-ka-tci-na 39.Co-tuk-i-nun-wu 40.La-puk-ti 41.Do-mas-ka-tci-na 42.Tcuc-ku-ti 43.Si-o-sa-li-ko. The Katcinas are the personal and spiritual bases of the Hopi belief, a complex mixture of myth, legend, ritual and ceremony. Katcinas are spirits of plants, animals, stars, ancestors, etc, who aid men and women in their journey through life. There are around 250 different Katcinas who live mostly in the San Francisco Peaks. They have a myriad of functions. The major concerns dealt with by Katcinas are rain, fertility, rich harvest, good health, long life, and to achieve balance and harmony in nature. Katcinas arrive every year at the winter solstice and leave in July after the first harvest. Katcina dolls are made out of cottonwood in the image of the spirits and are meant to serve as instructional aids.

justamoment:

37.Si-o-S(h)a-li-ko
38.Si-o-ka-tci-na
39.Co-tuk-i-nun-wu
40.La-puk-ti
41.Do-mas-ka-tci-na
42.Tcuc-ku-ti
43.Si-o-sa-li-ko.

The Katcinas are the personal and spiritual bases of the Hopi belief, a complex mixture of myth, legend, ritual and ceremony. Katcinas are spirits of plants, animals, stars, ancestors, etc, who aid men and women in their journey through life. There are around 250 different Katcinas who live mostly in the San Francisco Peaks. They have a myriad of functions. The major concerns dealt with by Katcinas are rain, fertility, rich harvest, good health, long life, and to achieve balance and harmony in nature. Katcinas arrive every year at the winter solstice and leave in July after the first harvest.

Katcina dolls are made out of cottonwood in the image of the spirits and are meant to serve as instructional aids.

missundaztood: tea shelf (via andreakw) Aww. Someone Tumblrd this pic of the tea shelf in my old apartment.

missundaztood:

tea shelf (via andreakw)

Aww. Someone Tumblrd this pic of the tea shelf in my old apartment.

alleyways: (via loveyourchaos) Let’s drive.

alleyways:

(via loveyourchaos)

Let’s drive.

Cadbury workers lament Kraft deal

Cadbury workers lament Kraft deal

thefakeness: northerndelight: justlyndsay: kapi: Yay! Indeed!!  :D

thefakeness:

northerndelight:

justlyndsay:

kapi:

Yay!

Indeed!!  :D

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When I moved desks at work last week, I noticed on the back of an old document where I had scribbled the name Akeboshi after hearing a 30 second snippet of a song somewhere on iMeem. Only 30 seconds of a song was enough to get me to send cash to a friend in Japan to ask her to find his music for me. It’s unlikely I would have heard of Akeboshi through any non-random means. That was over five years ago. His CDs weren’t even in most Japanese music stores and before he had any full-length albums recorded. It has been a delight to hear his music grow and change during that time.