/rest of my life.
President Bartlet, you have sixty seconds for a question and an answer.
Game on
I miss this show.
(Source: hamrove)
That’s the nature of any creative activity — you’re mostly going to be rejected.
The New Yorker’s Bob Mankoff at a recent TED salon. When Mankoff quit psychology school in 1997 to become a cartoonist, he submitted 2,000 cartoons to the New Yorker that year. Of them, 2,000 were rejected. Today, he is the magazine’s cartoon editor.
Pair with the fantastic Fail Safe and Ray Bradbury’s advice on perseverance in the face of rejection.
(via explore-blog)
And this is why we should celebrate each other’s failures, not meanly, but with the notion that it’s another step taken, and another step closer.
The way we dismiss people, sometimes gleefully, for “only” having all the small successes that exist on the road towards the really really big goals enrages me.
Are you making shit? Well then there’s no only about it.
(via lettersfromtitan)
i think this is how i feel most of the time
i got u balloons
omg you are so cute
i got u a cat
i made you a cake
i got you ryan gosling
this is why i love tumblr
turtle cosies
HELPHELP HELP MEEE HELP
THIS IS THE CUTEST THING OF EVER
HELP
…someone needs to knit these for Clyde.
Le boom.
WHAT A LITTLE SHIT
i lOVE HOW HE JUST HESITATES FOR A SECOND
THEN HE JUST
“REBELLION”
(Source: foryoubae)
Angelina Jolie had a double mastectomy, in case you hadn’t heard. How dare she remove those ticking time bombs from her chest, amiright? Like, hasn’t she learned by now that her body is public domain and we all get to vote on what she does with it? Sheesh, how selfish can ya get.
this just made my life
