I took some rubbish photos of the wedding hair I did today, but once I pinch some good ones from the bride I’ll put them up. Here is one of the lovely brides maids…
So cute!!
I took some rubbish photos of the wedding hair I did today, but once I pinch some good ones from the bride I’ll put them up. Here is one of the lovely brides maids…
So cute!!
LOVE LOVE LOVE
(Source: ruffledblog.com, via delicateweddings)

If I have to give in to a cheaper dress, which may mean shorter, I am definitely getting a colored under layer.
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Unwed teen mom Bristol Palin gives Obama daughters a lesson in the sanctity of marriage
In this case, it would’ve been helpful for him to explain to Malia and Sasha that while her friends parents are no doubt…
If you’re going to pass judgement on marriage issues based on YOUR “thousands of years of thought on marriage,” aka, your Christianity and more than likely your mommy whispering in your ear, you should probably make sure your family fits the Christian mold. Because I’m almost certain, to people with the same closed-minded religious beliefs as you, you’re nothing but a whore and your offspring bastards.
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alittlebitofeverythingglorious:
On July 5th, 2011, Kelly Thomas, a mentally ill homeless man was beaten into a coma by Fullerton City Police. Five days after the beating, he was pronounced dead. This video of the atrocious scene was released just recently. I am beyond disgusted.
The city surveillance video that shows a group of Fullerton police officers beating a homeless mentally ill man to death last year was finally released today, laying to rest any argument that Kelly Thomas was a threat to officers.
The shocking video, which was combined with an audio recorder worn by one of the police officers on the night of July 5, 2011, was shown in court today, then later released to the media.
“Now you see my fists?” Fullerton police officer Manny Ramos asked Thomas while slipping on a pair of latex gloves.
“Yeah, what about them?” Thomas responded.
“They are getting ready to fuck you up,” said Ramos, a burly cop who appears to outweigh Thomas by 100 pounds.
“Well, start punching,” Thomas responds, never once displaying any physical aggression towards Ramos.
Moments later, as Thomas is standing while Ramos is ordering him to get on his “fucking knees,” Fullerton cop Joseph Wolfe, who is not charged in the case, walks up and starts beating his legs with a baton.
Then Ramos gets into the act and Thomas takes off running, moving out of the frame of the camera.
The cops keep telling him to put his hands behind his back and lay on his stomach, but they are both laying on top of him, making it impossible to even breathe, much less move.
The camera, operated by a dispatcher at the station, then moves toward the beating, showing Ramos and Fullerton cop Jay Cicinelli on top of Thomas as Thomas repeatedly apologizes and telling them he is unable to breathe.
As the video continues, one of the cops can be seen kneeing him.
“Please, I can’t breathe,” Thomas pleads as the officers keep telling him to put his hands behind his “fucking back.”
The cops keep telling him to “relax” to which he responds, “I can’t, dude.”
More cops eventually arrive and a little more than four minutes into the video, they start tasing him.
And a little after five minutes into the video, as three cops are piled on top of him, beating him, tasing him, one cop looks up at another cop who just arrived on the scene and says, “help us.”
At one point he yells out, “Dad, they are killing me.”
Even after seven minutes into the video, when six cops are on top of him and all Thomas is doing is crying for his father, they keep telling him to “relax.”
Last year, Ron Thomas, a retired Orange County Sheriff’s deputy, said the City of Fullerton offered him $900,000 to just go away, which would have allowed the two cops to remain on the force unpunished for killing his son.
Thomas was pronounced dead on July 10, five days after the beating that left him in a coma.
(Read more here x)
this makes me fucking sick.
All cops are scum.
Be prepared to cry if you watch the video.
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Lena Dunham on navigating the tricky boundaries with her parents: “I am a working woman out in the world, but I still live with my parents half the time. I’ve been taking this long, stuttering period of moving out. … I feel like I’m constantly asking them to please stay out of my work life, but also to please bring me soup. It’s this weird moment where you just don’t have a sense of what age-appropriate behavior is because there is no age-appropriate behavior.”
(via Lena Dunham Addresses Criticism Aimed At ‘Girls’ : NPR)
I think I want to watch this.
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Art Nouveau Doors <3
(Photos uncredited as I collected them on my hard-drive a long time ago!)
help boners
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Disney Marvel Mashups :)
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Let’s get to debating it rationally so we can get to the joyful inevitable sooner.
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Heartbreaking Tearjerker of the Day: As if Adam Yauch’s death weren’t enough sad news for one day: The wife of Capt. Bruce Kevin Clark witnessed his death Monday while the couple were video-chatting via Skype. “At the time of the incident, the family was hoping for a rescue and miracle, but later learned that it was not to be,” said Bradley Taber-Thomas, Clark’s brother-in-law. “Although the circumstances were unimaginable, Bruce’s wife and extended family will be forever thankful that he and his wife were together in his last moments.”
Clark was a U.S. Army nurse stationed in Afghanistan who had been awarded the Army Commendation Medal, Military Outstanding Volunteer Service, Medal National Defense Service Medal, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, and the Army Service Medal. Clark was described by his commander as “awesome,” “a professional,” and “a great asset, leader, and friend,” and he noted that Clark “made long days and nights a lot shorter.”
Clark is survived by his wife and two daughters, ages 3 and 9. His cause of death is under investigation.
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Heartbreaking Tearjerker of the Day: As if Adam Yauch’s death weren’t enough sad news for one day: The wife of Capt. Bruce Kevin Clark witnessed his death Monday while the couple were video-chatting via Skype. “At the time of the incident, the family was hoping for a rescue and miracle, but later learned that it was not to be,” said Bradley Taber-Thomas, Clark’s brother-in-law. “Although the circumstances were unimaginable, Bruce’s wife and extended family will be forever thankful that he and his wife were together in his last moments.”
Clark was a U.S. Army nurse stationed in Afghanistan who had been awarded the Army Commendation Medal, Military Outstanding Volunteer Service, Medal National Defense Service Medal, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, and the Army Service Medal. Clark was described by his commander as “awesome,” “a professional,” and “a great asset, leader, and friend,” and he noted that Clark “made long days and nights a lot shorter.”
Clark is survived by his wife and two daughters, ages 3 and 9. His cause of death is under investigation.
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