I'm 20. I live in Northern Virginia. My blog will mainly contain, for lack of a better word, 'pretty' things. I say pretty because it will contain nature, fashion, lattes, the occasional splatter of anime, a sprinkle of quotes, a nice dose of global health, some old Hollywood, a platter of Bollywood and a dollop of beautiful men and women. I like tigers and James Dean. Things can be beautiful whether they are American or Asian, so do not sit here and try to tell me how my likes and dislikes suck because: a. You are an online persona b. I don't think my dislikes and likes have anything to do with you unless we share the same likes and dislikes. c. I don't care much for people who prattle on about someone's opinions. So yeah, that is my blog :] "Dream as if you'll live forever. Live as if you'll die today." James Dean


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yourcupofcoffee: Female protestors display the colours of various flags painted on their hands during a demonstration demanding the trial of former President Ali Abdullah Saleh in Sanaa, Yemen, May 8, 2012. [Credit : Hani Mohammed/AP]

yourcupofcoffee:

Female protestors display the colours of various flags painted on their hands during a demonstration demanding the trial of former President Ali Abdullah Saleh in Sanaa, Yemen, May 8, 2012.

[Credit : Hani Mohammed/AP]


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doctorswithoutborders: Our Alert newsletter for spring 2012 is now available online. While MSF has been unable to work directly in Syria, it has collected testimonies from wounded patients treated outside the country and from doctors inside Syria. These testimonies point to a coordinated crackdown on the provision of urgent medical care for people wounded in Syria’s ongoing violence. Also in this issue: Two MSF field journals from South Sudan, an interview with Emmanuel Baron, executive director of Epicentre, and photos from MSF’s trauma center in Kunduz, Afghanistan.

doctorswithoutborders:

Our Alert newsletter for spring 2012 is now available online.

While MSF has been unable to work directly in Syria, it has collected testimonies from wounded patients treated outside the country and from doctors inside Syria. These testimonies point to a coordinated crackdown on the provision of urgent medical care for people wounded in Syria’s ongoing violence.

Also in this issue: Two MSF field journals from South Sudan, an interview with Emmanuel Baron, executive director of Epicentre, and photos from MSF’s trauma center in Kunduz, Afghanistan.


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Anonymous said:

ha that's awesome. did you actually say that to her?

Yes. lol. I had to. It was a stupid thing to say.


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elisamexica:

badassmexicans:

Dulce Pinzon-

Everyday heroes, mexican immigrants in New York doing everyday activities. Dulce Pinzon intends to show them as Superheroes.

AMAZING!

BAM

YERZ


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My day today 


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[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]

lostinthesedreams:

Varsity - Baby Steps


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"The only way to deal with an unfree world is to become so absolutely free, that your very existence is an act of rebellion"
—Camus (via existentialgumchewer)


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