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*male celebrities worrying about getting their career ruined*

all of us:

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I want a cute guy that is kinky as fuck but will still let me be affectionate and hold his hand as much as I want

#pls

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https://instagram.com/p/BUVoglojygq/

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So I made this top yesterday but tell me why I almost had a whole ass photo shoot in my bed room 😭 

instagram.com/cynthianyongesa

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Beautiful.

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The world is a beautiful place.

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New Years resolution: less bitter more glitter

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Can we skip to the part where I’m wearing my husbands tshirt flipping pancakes in a pretty house with a good job and two big dogs

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This is something of an impressive dining landscape. Cappadocia, Turkey

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PonyHenge is just what the name implies, a Stonehenge-like monument but made entirely of ponies. It is not really known who started putting the horses in this field, but it began in 2010.  The field that the horses now call home is along Old Sudbury road in Lincoln, Massachusetts. The field might be private property, but the owners don’t mind sharing it with these wayward ponies. One rumor of how it began was from a child’s lemonade stand - the children left after their stand was done, but the horses stuck around. Another theory was that someone just left one horse in the field, and then another popped up. After while, it started growing and the horses began multiplying. Sometimes the herd moves to a new pattern, sometimes horses are exchanged, but it all remains anonymous. The owners of this private field like it that way, it adds to the mystery that is PonyHenge

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cactus pin // $10.00

#wishlist

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Talisa Soto in License to Kill (1989)

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For the devil in all of us.

Samuel Gary - June 2017