Hola, chica. ¿Qué pasa? This blog belongs to Rachael, and if you find yourself scrolling through here you probably already know me in real life and have no need for an introduction.
My hobbies include avoiding human interaction through reading and dwelling in the horrific limbo between being productive and sleeping.
Oh look, isn't that a sexy sidebar image right there? Credit to shriekingshacks.
Sokka vs. Foo Foo Cuddlypoops.
Oregon Trail… the game
o.o I haven’t actually watched Cowboy Bebop, but wow.
Bang.
A fountain of burning jade rose from the river, the blast so bright he had to shield his eyes. Plumes of fire thirty and forty feet high danced upon the waters, crackling and hissing. For a few moments they washed out the screams. There were hundreds in the water, drowning or burning or doing a little of both. Do you hear them shrieking, Stannis? Do you see them burning? This is your work as much as mine.
“At a certain point, we were sitting in the Stark private plane set and someone was like, ‘What’s it like playing Tony Stark?’ And I looked at them for a second and thought: ‘What are they talking about? I am Tony Stark!” Robert Downey Jr
28/05/12 @ 05:04pm
tagged as
■ cross stitch
■ along the river during the qingming festival
■ zeng xuejun
■ china
■ art
■ Keeping tags cuz what the fuck do I know
■ Jesus Christ
■ That's it
■ I give up
■ just fuck it
The 22-meter-long cross-stitch of a well-known ancient painting “Along the River During the Qingming Festival” by Zeng Xuejun in Dongguan City, south China’s Guangdong Province.
The cross-stitch costs Zeng over 3 years to finish.
Why didn’t they have anything like this when I was a kid?!
