teamnowalls:

i love this woman

jomeimei421:

incorrectatla:

incorrectatla:

incorrectatla:

Whenever i see Aang i just feel alright for a brief moment.

Reblog this again.

My grades are up my skin is clear and the world is pure once more

medallionstallion:

One act of kindness can change your whole life.

mixed-apocalyptic:

disneyforprincesses:

Actors of color and the Disney characters they have played.

 A remake of this (x) post, featuring new and previously overlooked actors.

I love that many of the actors of colors actually voiced characters of color and many of their own ethnic background

tumblricans:

Hi, everyone.

Like a lot of Puerto Ricans, I’m currently part of the diáspora; part of millions of Puerto Rican living outside the island due to different reasons that drove us to leave our Island (temporary or permanent)

As of tonight (9/19/17), Hurricane Maria will be moving across Puerto Rico as a category 5 hurricane.  The destruction it will leave on its wake is unknown. It’s sad and frustrating not knowing how to help my people, my island, my country, during these hard times.  

So, I’m gathering all the places we can donate money. Real organizations from Puerto Rico, to ensure that the money goes directly where it’s needed.  I’ll be updating this list as soon as I can verify (to the best of my knowledge) the organizations where the donations are going.

If you wish to share one, feel free to submit the information (click here) to out page and we’ll verify (as best as we can).  Whatever you can donate, even if it’s just $1, it would be greatly appreciate.

Here is the list so far:

1. Maria & Irma: Puerto Rico Real-time Recovery Fund:  managed by the non-profit ConPRmetidos. 
All donations to this fund will exclusively support the victims of the catastrophic Hurricane María and Irma in Puerto Rico and provide relief and aid the communities affected by this disaster.

2.  HURRICANE IRMA RELIEF FUND FOR PUERTO RICO, CUBA, AND FLORIDA:  The funds will go directly to nonprofits working on the ground, such as Fundación Comunitaria de Puerto Rico.

Other organizations that would greatly benefit from additional help:

1.  San Francisco de Asis’ Animal Sanctuary, Inc: animal shelter in the southwest, currently a “budget covers our expenses for the next month. We have more than 300 dogs and cats under our care.” (GoFundMe)

Please share as much as you can. Thanks. Contact us with more information if you have. I’ll keep adding as we go along.

thebbwnextdoor:

helloitsbees:

daemonmatthias:

bushy-haired-know-it-all:

jumpingjacktrash:

littlemisscodeless:

…But why do you need an object to go to the bathroom? Does it unlock the magic bathroom door?

a hall pass is a thing you can show to school staff to prove you’re wandering the halls with your teacher’s permission, not skipping class. once upon a time it was a piece of paper, but people kept losing those, so around the time i was in high school, teachers started taping the school-issued cardstock hall pass to things like blocks of wood, plastic flowers, and plush toys, to make them harder to lose.

apparently it wasn’t enough.

Also people would steal them so they could have a get out of jail free card if they got caught skipping class.

It’s a little bit easier to find a stolen giant pencil than it is to find a stolen hall pass

This is eaxctly why hall passes have gotten so extreme.

this is fucking surreal and only adds more weight to my theory that the american public school system is (barely) held together by a dark and arcane magic

Also a fact