A Leaf Falls

myrefann:

For you cynical people out there, C.S. Lewis for the win!

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maliceuncensored:

This is freakin precious

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saylevy:

what happened?

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saylevy:

yessssss

this is so sad

someone put effort into their believes.  though simple, one can tell the original owner wanted to portray an image of acceptance and comfort

I do like graffiti art, but this is not art - just juvenile vandalism

thedailywhat:

Cosplaying Kid of the Day: Proving that being the best dad ever wasn’t a one time deal, photographer Jim D. Griffioen — who you may remember from dressing his son up in a homemade RoboCop costume last year — returns with a 20th anniversary homage to one of his son’s favorite movies: The Rocketeer.

Over on his blog, Griffioen describes how he pieced the costume together for pennies using a bike helmet, a cheap Iron Man mask, a couple of thrift-store jackets, a couple of Pepsi bottles, a few found items, a lots of elbow grease. 

[sweetjuniper.]

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thedailywhat:

Sweet Support of the Day: The Occupy Wall Street demonstrators just received an encouraging nod from two of their highest profile supporters to date: Ben & Jerry.

“We, the Ben & Jerry’s Board of Directors, compelled by our personal convictions and our Company’s mission and values, wish to express our deepest admiration to all of you who have initiated the non-violent Occupy Wall Street Movement and to those around the country who have joined in solidarity,” said the Ben & Jerry’s Board of Directors in a statement just posted to the company’s official site.

In addition to their kind words, the ice cream brand’s board also submitted a list of issues raised by the movement that they feel “are of fundamental importance to all of us”:

• The inequity that exists between classes in our country is simply immoral.

• We are in an unemployment crisis. Almost 14 million people are unemployed. Nearly 20% of African American men are unemployed. Over 25% of our nation’s youth are unemployed.

• Many workers who have jobs have to work 2 or 3 of them just to scrape by.

• Higher education is almost impossible to obtain without going deeply in debt.

• Corporations are permitted to spend unlimited resources to influence elections while stockpiling a trillion dollars rather than hiring people.

“We know that words are relatively easy,” the statement goes on to say, “but we wanted to act quickly to demonstrate our support.”

The board then lists material actions undertaken to distinguish themselves from the corporations they bemoan:

We have provided support to citizens’ efforts to rein in corporate money in politics, we pay a livable wage to our employees, we directly support family farms and we are working to source fairly traded ingredients for all our products.

They close by reiterating their support of the protesters “call to take back our nation and democracy.”

[b&j / buzzfeed.]

fuckyeahgiantpanda:

Po at the Atlanta Zoo on May 8, 2011.

© LCNessie.

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