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i'm morgan. i call las vegas home. this blog is filled to the brim with things i adore. i am kind of all over the place. please, make yourself comfortable.

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omgthatdress:

Dress
Valentino, 1980s
1stdibs.com

omgthatdress:

Dress

Valentino, 1980s

1stdibs.com


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bbook:

Today’s necessities.

bbook:

Today’s necessities.

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city-night-lights:

Peeta’s so pale and still on a silver table, tubes and wires springing out of him every which way, and for a moment I forget we’re out of the Games and I see the doctors as just one more threat, one more pack of mutts designed to kill him. Petrified, I lunge for him, but I’m caught and thrust back into another room, and a glass door seals between us. I pound on the glass, screaming my head off.
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city-night-lights:

Peeta’s so pale and still on a silver table, tubes and wires springing out of him every which way, and for a moment I forget we’re out of the Games and I see the doctors as just one more threat, one more pack of mutts designed to kill him. Petrified, I lunge for him, but I’m caught and thrust back into another room, and a glass door seals between us. I pound on the glass, screaming my head off.

[x]

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posted 1 week ago with 161 notes (originally from city-night-lights)

When they say ‘bleeding and spotting is normal for the first few months’ while your body is getting used to the iud, what they should tell you is ‘you’re going have a period every 2 weeks for the first few months. Good luck, biotch’

I hate everything right now.


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pinkeqobox:

I sing too much for someone who can’t sing

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#me


They burned her wings by ~Kirana

They burned her wings by ~Kirana

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I dropped my gaze, embarrassed, and that’s when I saw it. The first dandelion of the year.

I dropped my gaze, embarrassed, and that’s when I saw it. The first dandelion of the year.

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dailyotter:

Otter Is a Born Model
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dailyotter:

Otter Is a Born Model

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igneous-rock-lobster:

Convergent plate boundaries - pretty much THE most badass of all of the plate boundaries (the word badass? - not usually my thang (the word thang, not usually my thing), particularly given in my native Australia we might me more inclined to say badarse, which frankly, is lame - but in this instance I think it is warranted).
Basically, two huge chunks of the earth (fine, the lithosphere - the outermost ‘shell’ if we’re going to get technical), crash into each other - and by crash I obviously mean collide with speeds of 2-10 CENTIMETERS per YEAR. 
Now my sarcastic inflection might lead you to believe that I think that this speed of CONVERGENCE (if you will) is PITIFULLY slow - not so, fine readers. You see as tectonic plates converge two different things can happen - these two things depend on what BREED of tectonic plates are involved (continental or oceanic):
1. Continental COLLISION - as my capitalisation suggests, its pretty epic
or
2. A process called subduction in which one plate is SUCKED underneath the other…I know right, gross. 
As a result of these processes shit goes down - and by shit goes down, I obviously mean generally that shit goes up - ie. mountains and volcanoes.
There can be some fairly distressing side effects to all of this EPIC tectonic action for us humans (earthquakes and resulting tsunamis being most notable) - and for that reason we should all LEARN as much as we can about the POWERS THAT BE that control our Earth (obv those HANDS controlling the plates in my last photoset…right…wait..what).

igneous-rock-lobster:

Convergent plate boundaries - pretty much THE most badass of all of the plate boundaries (the word badass? - not usually my thang (the word thang, not usually my thing), particularly given in my native Australia we might me more inclined to say badarse, which frankly, is lame - but in this instance I think it is warranted).

Basically, two huge chunks of the earth (fine, the lithosphere - the outermost ‘shell’ if we’re going to get technical), crash into each other - and by crash I obviously mean collide with speeds of 2-10 CENTIMETERS per YEAR. 

Now my sarcastic inflection might lead you to believe that I think that this speed of CONVERGENCE (if you will) is PITIFULLY slow - not so, fine readers. You see as tectonic plates converge two different things can happen - these two things depend on what BREED of tectonic plates are involved (continental or oceanic):

1. Continental COLLISION - as my capitalisation suggests, its pretty epic

or

2. A process called subduction in which one plate is SUCKED underneath the other…I know right, gross. 

As a result of these processes shit goes down - and by shit goes down, I obviously mean generally that shit goes up - ie. mountains and volcanoes.

There can be some fairly distressing side effects to all of this EPIC tectonic action for us humans (earthquakes and resulting tsunamis being most notable) - and for that reason we should all LEARN as much as we can about the POWERS THAT BE that control our Earth (obv those HANDS controlling the plates in my last photoset…right…wait..what).

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