via stockholmstreetstyle

These three are perfection to me.

timing is everything by garrett hedlund

I never thought I would like country music, but this song, I really like. Amazing how he had to learn how to sing for the movie.

I've been thinking a lot the past couple of weeks. This has been lingering on in my mind for quite some time now–I've just been brushing it off 

because I don't want to face it. Now that I'm in my last year of college, it's all I can think about. I'm really enjoying all the things I'm learning about 

graphic design, I really am. I'm just not sure if it's what I want for the rest of my life. 

I also tell myself I'm only 21. I am practically a baby if I compare it to the life ahead of me. My first choice (major) does not have to be my last. 

I know and hear more than half the people in this world did not settle on their first choice. My ideal life plan was to go to college 

right after high school, graduate from college and get a job in my degree, and live happily ever after. But I'm slowly starting to think there's 

gonna be a long pit stop along the way. You know, to see if I'll enjoy doing something else for the rest of my life. 

Oh and dropping everything and running away to Europe for a year or two would be a dream! that I might just have to do.

These are just my thoughts for now. Maybe they'll change a couple of months from now. I just hope I get some kind of amazing epiphany,

because I really need it.

Sighhhhhhh I feel so much better that I've yakkety yakked.

Born Into Brothels

I recently watched a documentary called Born Into Brothels about children of prostitutes who live in the red light district of Sonagchi, Kolkata. 

A documentary photographer, Briski, befriends the children, giving each of them a camera. The children learn to take photographs, viewers watch what a 

normal day in the red light district is like, and Briski continues to help the children by trying to place them into schools. 

This is a good documentary. I loved it when each child talked about their life and thoughts on various topics. 

They all seem so bright and mature for their age. And even though they just began to learn photography, I was surprised to see how 

nice their photographs were. They'd capture moments in time that I feel many people overlook.
Watch it and you'll know what I mean.

via garancedore

Anja Rubik

Love everything about this look–the denim shorts that are not too short, a simple black shirt, 

the embellished jacket, and the view.

I found this on a random tumblr I don't remember who's.

While reading this, it reminded me of these summer days when I would lay out in the sunlight in my backyard with a straw 

hat over my face and stare directly into the sun through the holes of the weaves and notice how I could focus and blur what I was looking at. 

I'd squint and change my focus as if I was using the macro setting on a camera. It was interesting. I'd also do this with my sunglasses 

on and focus and blur again but this time I'd be able to see my eyelashes in such detail it was weird. I also felt mad for being so

 fascinated, but reading what this person wrote makes me feel like I'm not alone.

yesterday was a lie by telepopmusik

I want to run through that puff of neon with a gas mask on!

dream shoes