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barefootbelcher:

I found this at sandbar last night, from the previous time I was dragged there and got my sweet revenge on the Greeks haha. Missin’ my twin.

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Physical and Professional Shambles. Give me the challenge of describing my life in four words, and those four words come to mind instantly. My Thursday commenced with a suffocating “good morning” from my spring allergies, and ended with a tentative “goodbye” from my current job. Here’s to hoping the weekend forecast will grace my sinuses with some temporary relief. The post-work allegra and chilled Weihenstephaner put me in daze so fuzzy, the only thing keeping me from keeling over was table talk concerning the fate of my new professional status. Not to worry, the happy hour ended on a happier note. My starting position may be dissolving, but my place with GARDEN is evolving. 

movies-and-things:

The Breakfast Club - 1985

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homesteaddreams:

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olivicat:

natural swimming pools

uses plants to filter the water instead of chemicals

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for sarah.

varietas:

Édouard Boubat: Les Aimes / L’Amitie, Paris, France, 1952

Paris in the Springtime, March 23 - June 8, 2013 / Peter Fetterman Gallery

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"Travel far enough, you meet yourself.” ― David Mitchell"

tis true. thank you, france.

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katespadeny:

tuesdays with @morristruck on 29th and park. decisions decisions. (at Morris Grilled Cheese Truck)

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mydarkenedeyes:

Park Sunga

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classy-blond-e:

A Greek home from Elle Decor

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"Don’t save something for a special occasion. Every day of your life is a special occasion."

Thomas S. Monson   (via thatkindofwoman)

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