"bring a sweater, we're off!
off to our vagabond days!"
princelypaws:

a lil late to the party hEY

princelypaws:

a lil late to the party hEY

nigerianscams:

lovethyhippie:

wcked:

devoutfashion:

Room 53 by Ched53

Model: Veronika Payne
Hair Stylist: Ava Williams
Make-up Artist: Natalia Lopez de Quintana

me in a couple of years

yes

yoooooooooo

latina-nerds-unite:

katebishophawkeye:

My America Chavez commission made for me by the superlative worthy Gabzilla-z.
 (。⌒∇⌒)。

I LOVE THIS! YES!

latina-nerds-unite:

katebishophawkeye:

My America Chavez commission made for me by the superlative worthy Gabzilla-z.

 (。⌒∇⌒)。

I LOVE THIS! YES!

awwww-cute:

Last night, my university gave an honorary master’s degree to the service dog who sat through every one of his owner’s classes. He dressed appropriately for the ceremony

awwww-cute:

Last night, my university gave an honorary master’s degree to the service dog who sat through every one of his owner’s classes. He dressed appropriately for the ceremony


by Frederik Wiedel.

by Frederik Wiedel.

(Source: dotcore)

wildhyaena:

I can’t get over how adorable Jake is. LOOK AT HOW FRIGGIN ADORABLY CUTE HE IS WHEN HE GETS A BATH.

I couldn’t find a share button on Facebook for all of these, so all photos are copyright Bryan Hawn and whoever took them.

"If they don’t need you, it’s okay. You do not live for other people."

Kyo (via modernhepburn)

(Source: a-knot)

Filmmaker Brings Attention To A Latina Soldier Who Fought In The U.S. Civil War

fylatinamericanhistory:

nbclatino:

image

The U.S. military may have recently lifted the ban on women in combat, but Loreta Velazquez, a wealthy Cuban planter’s daughter who immigrated to New Orleans in 1849, secretly fought in the U.S. Civil War 150 years ago — first as a soldier in the Confederate Army, and later as a Union Army spy.

Read More

I wrote a post about this woman last year! PBS will be airing a documentary on her life today (May 24).

motherjones:

theamericanprospect:

fastcompany:

The sitting Congress has the most women of any in history. Artist Emily Nemens is capturing each of them in paint, and using their likenesses in graphics to show how far we still have to go to bring gender equality to Washington.

The women of Congress, in fabulous watercolor infographics

This is awesome. Ladies in the HOUSE. No, really. Record number of ladies in the House!

O hai Tammy Duckworth