wolvesatmydoorstep:

You were born to decide “who will you fuck over in your life?”
Sitting in the backseat of a car, and you’re loaded?
Doesn’t add up.
I want another wouldn’t-have-it-any-other best friend on a bad day that I don’t have to call.
You.
You’re doing fine without me.
But you are your mother’s daughter who led me out to the slaughter.
I can respect that.
I’m not bored,
I’m apathetic.
I’ll try harder to forget it.
I was flying to the moon whenever you were around.
You were slinging black holes and I got lost in the sound.
Not that you’d ever understand, but if you wanted to know, you could make me.
You could break be.
You choose to waste me.
The only love I’ll ever know.
Pull up the car to your house.
I come out, you come out.
Unprepared.
Undecided on.
Wave that caught my eye.
I will try.
I’ll go back inside.
You’ll go see him.
Watch my body die.

Reblogged from Wolf Man Jaake

photojojo:

Flavorwire put together a wonderful roundup of famous artists lounging around with their cats. What could be better?

Top to bottom, you’ll find Ai Weiwei, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Georgia O’Keeffe, Picasso, Edward Gorey, and Frida Kahlo.

Renowned Artists Photographed With Their Cats

via DeMilked

Reblogged from Sleater-Kitty

I usually avoid drawing comparisons between my sister and myself but i’ll admit we tend to be eerily in sync when it comes to sentiments about holidays and whatnot

shit’s straight eloquent

staceythinx:

Forms in Nature by Hilden Diaz is a light sculpture that casts shadows resembling tree branches on the surrounding walls.

Reblogged from WOWGREAT
thejogging:

chained beer in Barcelona, 2013
Installation

thejogging:

chained beer in Barcelona, 2013

Installation

Reblogged from JOGGING

Anonymous asked: where/what do you study? what's your gpa?

uc santa cruz, art and psychology, 3.5

I thought that my ask link was busted or something. what a pleasant surprise

more things

been working on things

my favorite animals have moved out of my house and I am sad

“Crime is a symptom of a culture that doesn’t nurture”

“Crime is a symptom of a culture that doesn’t nurture”