1. Clarice Lispector | 2. Egon Schiele | 3. Dylan Thomas | 4. Joseph Lorusso | 5. Jenny Slate | 6. Ron

’woman wiring an early ibm computer’

Berenice Abbott Documenting Science series (1938-58)

Song of Avignon (1998) directed by Jonas Mekas.

rainy days in rome are somehow making me so nostalgic

not all of it is bad i think….…. we are going to be okay i think.

🐌☕️ ☕️🐛

they’re on a coffee date

My father has gotten really into flashback Friday. He posted these pictures of myself at about 5 years old and my little sister at about 3 (our baby sister was still a bun in the oven here) at the Exploratorium circa 1995. I figured this was the perfect opportunity to thank you for sparking such an interest in me as a child. There are no other scientists in my family, and no other girls around me were interested in science. I really credit family trips to places like this for turning the wheels in my brain. I’m now pursuing my master’s degree in environmental biology at the University of Eastern Finland, and both sisters have chosen nursing. Thanks for all the science, Exploratorium, and please continue to inspire!

and i don't necessarily believe any of this i'm just saying words recreationally

Yi Yi , Edward Yang , 2000.

Now this is just perfect via /r/aww http://ift.tt/1q9bQca

Be with someone who asks you “Why?” a lot, “Why do you think that?” “Why do you feel that way?” be with someone who is fascinated by you