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#i will reblog this untill i die

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NEW ANTHEM

The most essential and important japanese music video of the year,watch even if you never in your life had any interest in japanese music,watch the whole thing and avoid blinking,like for jesus,ignore for satan,rate comment and suscribe i mean every word of what im saying

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I love the hp movies but it is so painful because I want charlie weasley, I want peeves, I want a kinder, accurate ron and an unperfect, accurate hermione. I want all the little sassy, clever, lines left out in the movies and all the really important details that were left out.

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Study Says Making Art Is Good For Your Brain, And We Say You Should Listen

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Check in at TheMidwifeIsIn.tumblr.com if you have any other questions.

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reading johnlock fic that treats mary like trash to justify getting john and sherlock together

reading johnlock fic that bashes sally donovan to get sherlock woobie points or john white knighting points

reading johnlock fic that treats john’s girlfriends as disposable or characterizes...

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"My girlfriend is a big fan of yours, Mr.Holmes."

One look. One single look.

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"Some women are lost in the fire. Some women are built from it."

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#cries

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The Guggenheim wins at social media.

If you’re like me and follow a bunch of museums on places like Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, etc, you might have noticed more than a few posting about Marc Chagall’s birthday, where the museum/institution in question highlighted one of his works in their collection and wished him a happy birthday. I first started seeing these posts on Sunday, and, puzzlingly, they continued into today. When I googled his birthday, Wikipedia told me it was July 6 (Sunday). Why then, I wondered on twitter, were museums posting about it a day late?

As someone who is in charge of social media for a museum, I know how hard it is to monitor your different channels and respond right away. Plus, huge institutions like the Guggenheim, the Met, and the National Gallery must get tons of mentions every hour. I didn’t really expect a reply.

But then!

Which set off this chain:

Not only did the Guggenheim respond with a link to their website with his date of birth from their records, but they also promised to look into why the date was different on various websites - way above and beyond the scope of just their social media person.

A few hours later, I got this notification:

I had an answer! From a reputable source, which I could then pass onto all of you:

This is how you do social media well. I’m insanely impressed and was reminded today why I love the internet.

#MUSEUMS WIN

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Beetles compromise 25% of all animal species. That means 1 in 4 animals is probably a beetle. Is it you? Is it your best friend? How can you be sure?

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CY TWOMBLY

No painter since Pollock has refused to separate landscape and language more than Cy Twombly. His work is at its best when “no” withstands “yes,” when all of the things that make it beautiful to look at in the affirmative are never left to their so-called natural devices. 

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you are a gladiator

I finished Free! in less than 2 days I am total trash

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The Never-Ending Captioned Adventures of George Washington

PART I | PART II | PART III | PART IV | PART V | PART VI

#I SAID NO MORE BILLY JOEL SONGS #these make me weep