kennyp: New Adidas fit, all blue #wiwt (Taken with instagram) Kid thinks he’s cbenjamin with the sambas. Looking good babyboiiii

Tonight, I say farewell to the stars I’ve been looking over for the past week. The skylights will turn to street lights tomorrow, and the constellations will become street signs. Crickets will become taxi cabs, and I will become a foreigner. And quite frankly, I am nervous, yet excited. Transition is so scary, but when you realize that it’s when you turn from 6 to 7 or day to night, it’s not so bad. And I know not everyone is not so inviting, but as long as I can smile long enough, I know I’ve done my best. Farewell, farewell, we’ll meet again.

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ovadiaandsons: Tied up

DALE GRIBBLE IS DEAD. He’s been reincarnated.

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anchordivision: A.P.C. x L.G.R 2012 Spring/Summer Sunglasses | Anchor Division
Lately

Moving out, Clairece, Bob’s Burgers, unhealthy food, car tow, nature, tequila, changes, work liberation, relaxing, chain smoking, joey, not enough Jamie, discouragement, rumors, slaps on the face by a drunk half brother, game of thrones, James, no effort whatsoever, regrets, world war I park.

Little less blogging and a lot more living. I am nervous/excited for my transition, and I want to hear your voice.

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The coolest.
Jei?
warbyparker: STORIES FROM THE FIELD: Vijaya Laxmi’s shirtmaking business serves as her family’s primary source of income. When her vision began to weaken a couple of years ago, it wasn’t long before Vijaya had difficulty even threading a needle. There was nowhere for Vijaya to purchase affordable eyeglasses anywhere near her village and Vijaya had to rely on her granddaughter to help her thread needles. While her granddaughter was in school, Vijaya struggled to finish her work and it wasn’t long before Vijaya’s customers began sourcing from other seamstresses. In September, VisionSpring visited Vijaya’s village. She received a free exam provided by a Vision Entrepreneur and found a pair of glasses that she could afford. Immediately Vijaya was back to sewing 10 shirts a day, reducing the burden on her family and restoring her independence. — For every pair of glasses we sell, we distribute a pair to someone in need. We do this through non-profit partners like VisionSpring, who provide glasses and training to people in developing countries to start their own businesses selling glasses. These Vision Entrepreneurs directly impact people like Vijaya. Yes!

clavicola:

Listening to chopin’s nocturnes / talking in hushed voices on the car ride home / how beautiful the reflection of headlights are / how beautiful they are / to realize how much sadness my family feels / to know that I’m not the one who can help / the frustration / it’s raining / it’s raining/ it’s raining again

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