“But he said there was candy.”
“Trust me on this one.”
Meanwhile, I keep hearing Rod Stewart’s “Young Turks” in my head.
Audrey Hepburn near Wall Street during the filming of Sabrina (1954) Photographer: Dennis Stock (via)
There’s nothing I don’t love about this picture.
Where I write. For The Millions #writespace project.
Where do you write?
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The Chrisman Sisters on a claim in Goheen settlement on Lieban (Lillian) Creek, Custer County, Nebraska. From left to right Hattie, Lizzie, Lutie, and Ruth.
Lizzie Chrisman filed the first of the sisters’ homestead claims in 1887 while Lutie filed the following year. Because of age restrictions on homesteaders, Ruth and Hattie waited until 1892 to file their claims.
Many homesteaders found that a single claim could not sustain a family, so combining resources was a good solution. Together, the Chrisman sisters’ claims totaled 1,920 acres. The sisters took turns living with each other in order to fulfill the five-year residency requirement without living alone.
Girl. Power.
For years, this is the girl I wanted to be. I still sort of wish I had the hair to twist up like that.
I would cut someone for that skirt (and for it to fit me like that). And the shoes, come to think of it.
Street Art of the Day: Clever urban interventions by Russian street artist Pavel Puhov. A few more at Street Art Utopia.
[colossal.]
Book Love by Victoria Bennett Beyer on Flickr.
I saw this picture and went straight to Little Women in my head.
(Source: thirteen-dreams-freed)
found a little nook in the library that i fit in perfectly
Another girl who reminds me a lot of Wren.
(Source: pamperedmoose)
