Lucy Anais

May72015

sandandglass:

The Daily Show, May 5, 2015

7AM

sandandglass:

The Daily Show, May 5, 2015

7AM

hugsfromhugo:

A solar eclipse and the Milky Way seen from the ISS

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May52015

foxmulders:

the realest part of the x files was mulder crying to carl sagan on tv

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2PM

oau:

Undressing
Adara Sánchez Anguiano
“The act of undressing amazes Adara in a way that is difficult to explain, ‘It’s like a romance with the human body, a cupid’s arrow every time I contemplate it,’ she explains. The project revolves around a quotidian gesture, the intimacy and sensuality of a casual and ephemeral movement. In her illustrations she explores the expressivity of human figure in sometimes forced poses. She is fascinated by the idea of the extraordinary exposure of the anatomy by a simple and daily gesture like undressing. But it goes further than a simple human body study. ‘The act of undressing is a rebellion, the uprising of the skin over the tyranny of clothes, it’s actually an act of freedom,’ Adara states.”

Except for all the times when I can’t stand to look at myself or be touched. But this is so beautiful. Removing the shame from simple, daily acts.

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2PM

italian-luxury:

The Clouds Beneath by Vicki Mar

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2PM

nevver:

Temps in the 60s, Takayuki Ogawa

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2PM

spacevvizardz:

Color n2.

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2PM

Lololol

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2PM

“Where you come from is gone, where you thought you were going to was never there, and where you are is no good unless you can get away from it.” Flannery O’Connor
(via pollywog-stew) Relevant.

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2PM

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1PM

aseaofquotes:

Catherynne M. Valente, The Girl Who Fell Beneath Fairyland and Led the Revels There

Yup.

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1PM

Just fell in love. Full stop.

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1PM

beingmemm:

Talvez na sua vida o maior estímulo
fosse a curiosidade.
Era o motor de tudo: aproximava-se
de todas as mulheres que conhecia,
mas só lhe interessavam os seus corações.
Cultivava com método essa obsessão
e tal como as crianças costumam fazer
aos brinquedos preferidos,
também ele queria vê-los por dentro,
saber ao certo como funcionavam,
desfibrar lentamente cada esperança,
dissecar com um rigor quase científico
cada angústia ou desejo inconfessável
até saborear o gosto sempre novo
de cada uma dessas células.
Após cada experiência, observava
aqueles corações já desmontados
e, por não conseguir juntar as peças,
guardava-as uma a uma no seu peito.
Era um lugar seguro
e com tantos pedaços de outras vidas
na sua pulsação descompassada
podia enfim acreditar
que tinha também ele um coração.
-
-Fernando Pinto do Amaral
CARDIOLOGIA

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1PM

nevver:

Head

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