1. olgie13:

    “This gorgeous Hälssen & Lyon calendar is made of brewable tea. Each day is made of fine pressed wafer thin tea leaves.” 

    (via teacoffeebooks)

     

  2. It was fascinating to watch bees buzzing around the kale flowers last year.

    I called it Bee TV. I could stay and just watch for hours.

    (Source: jolieing, via lillabet)

     

  3. Union Square, NYC
    Chicago
    Amsterdam, Netherlands
    Montreal, Quebec, Canada
    New York City
    Las Vegas
    London
    Sweden
    Police pepper spray protesters in Montreal

    anarcho-queer:

    Worldwide Protests Held Against Monsanto

    Protests against seed giant Monsanto have been held across the US and in dozens of other countries.

    March Against Monsanto” organisers said they were calling attention to the dangers posed by genetically modified food and the companies that produce it.

    Protests were being held in more than 250 U.S. cities on Saturday.

    Genetically modified plants are grown from seeds engineered to resist insecticides and herbicides, add nutritional benefits and improve crop yields.

    The company also produces many highly toxic chemicals including pesticides, plastics and artificial food additives.

    Some believe they can lead to health problems and harm the environment.

    Opponents have pushed for mandatory labelling, although the US government and many scientists have said that the technology was safe.

    The Monsanto company, based in Saint Louis, said on Saturday that it respected people’s rights to express their opinion, but believed its seeds helped farmers produce more food, while conserving water and energy.

     


  4. They continue to still be out there. By now I am just annoyed by it. The laughing is getting old, almost as if it is life is mocking me.

    I am thinking about shutting the window, but the cool breeze coming through it is nice….

    ** Also, I went out there, in lounge pajama wear, to pick some strawberries. At least that is something,

     

  5. sanhopeless:

    March Against Monsanto 05/25/2013

    San Jose, CA

    (via evanclay)

     

  6. sleepingwithpiercethemice:

    serotonical:

    How to break out of a zip-tie- potentially life-saving information

    You guys, please share it. You never know when someone is going to need this information.

    (via lillabet)

     


  7. (Source: thefreelioness)

     


  8. They are still out there, which means I probably won’t go out back until they aren’t there. Also, they’ve grown in numbers…:\

     


  9. I live in a rather hip area in my city, which means a lot of young people. On my small section of the block, there are quite the handful of hipster-like young adults living in the houses surrounding mine.

    For instance, a couple houses up the street are a group of kids, around my age, maybe even younger, that seemed like they moved in recently. Right now they are throwing a party in their backyard, a crab feast (something common in the area surrounding the Chesapeake Bay area, in and around Maryland). They are laughing, having fun, enjoying themselves.

    And all I can think about is how I could be doing that. A twinge of jealousy. Though if that sort of situation presented itself to me I would be panicking or quietly stewing in my own anxiety about doing the right thing or not coming off as stupid.

    Yep, they are all on their own, though. And what am I doing? Hiding away in my room, still living at home with my parents and have yet to have a job, letting my anxiety take over my body and eventually causing some other physical health problems, only causing me to not want to do anything. A viscous cycle.

     

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  11. thefreelioness:

     


  12. mei-gin:

    Why, just why? Why do you need to put unlabeled shit in our food?

     

  13. zodiacsociety:

    Taurus Leisure & Hobbies

     


  14. self-ownership:

    satans-advocate:

    oughttobecommonsense:

    One law for the serfs and one law for the nobles.

    what the fuck california

    And to think there are still people out there who trust politicians.

    (via texasronpaulgirl)

     

  15. Except we still have to pat you down. Especially the ones in diapers, who knows what could be hiding in there.

    (Source: texasronpaulgirl)