windy thing

when i’m lonenly, which is translated to most of the time, i make them; green, yellow, pink, blue, white, purple.

and, believe me, it’s kind of a relief to make them. not only for the colors and cute shape, but also for the fact that the time i spend makin them i am entertained and don’t have to think about my loneliness anymore.

i learnt how to make them like two months ago, by the way. and i have made over 300. 

This is for everyone. Guys, girls, both, neither, and more.

When you’re upset, make a star. When you’re stressed, make a star. I make them in school when the teacher yells at our class for being lazy or dumb. I make them at home when I’m in my room, wishing someone would notice my feelings and give me comfort. I’ve always made them with whatever I had around, and write a number on each and every one because its therapeutic. I can see how far I’ve come and how many times I haven’t given up.

Right now I’m at around four-hundred and seventy, and it really puts everything into a perspective.

Thats four hundred and seventy times that I could’ve given up. I’ve gotten pretty close on some of them - scarily close, but every one of those stars is a reminder to keep pushing forward, because I wake up every day and on my dresser is a box full of stars, and when I’m happy I think of how far I’ve come.

I think this idea should be passed around as much as possible. Its calming and distracting from and panic I feel. It gives me something methodical to do: Fold here. Fold there. Crease that line. There you go, Create. Produce. Make something solid and focus on it. Make another if you need to. Write a number. Fill up the jar, box, drawer.

And when you’re breaking and feel everything crashing down, you can look at your stars and think:

My sister explains Gravity Falls

This has been lying around my computer for months and with the Cipher Hunt and Journal 3 release, I’m finally sharing it with you all!

“So… what did you think about the ending of Homestuck?”

“I… thought it was on page 010024?”

“I thought it was a disaster!”

“All the acts leading up to this seem to be taking on at subverting common storytelling tropes, really self aware about itself and the medium it’s in, you know?”

“…Uhh…”

“But in the end it didn’t even matter! John and the other Beta kids, the trolls and players uniting against Skaia to stop omnipotent threats and save all reality… I loved that!”

“Then they all escape the game and live happily ever after in the Alpha Earth? It completely drops all the self aware, anti-normal storytelling vibe Hussie was going with!”

“He didn’t have time to make a proper ending but he could describe sprite fusions for a hundred pages?”

“Y…yeah! Those sprite fusions were worth… twenty pages. Tops.”

“I bet, that since Hussie got enrolled with the Kickstarter project and the comic went on and on he just got fed up with the story and the fanbase, and just decided to end the comic with no satisfying conclusion whatsoever.

“Unlike art, real authors sometimes can’t win against the crushing weight of such a rabid, huge fanbase.”

“That’s my theory anyway.”

Children’s coats from Etsy shop OliveAndVince

Random forest scenes 

animations by Mikael Gustafsson  

Really great art and animation, would love to see this turned into a game.  You can see more on the artist’s Instagram or Dribble.

They’re talking about it having more information, more content, a monocle and just generally a lot of stuff to make it look better!!! It’s going to be limited edition and I swear to God I will get my hands on one if I have to trample several small children to do it.

HE USED IT ON ME! I’M CERTAIN! Memories are returning of my assistant using the ray on himself, then zapping me to cover up his actions!

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103 year old Ruline Steininger casts a vote for Hillary Clinton in Iowa, as early voting began in the state.

She was born in 1913 when women were banned from voting, and born even before the First World War began.

She has voted in every election since 1936, when she first cast her vote for Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and earlier this year has sent a letter to Hillary saying:

“In my first century of life, I’ve seen many incredible things” “A pandemic, two worldwide depressions, a cure for polio, the first Catholic president, a man on the moon, the end of smallpox, an attack on American soil, and a black president. In my second century, I look forward to seeing a woman president.”

Also voices 

As well as

And has 428 acting credits in various beloved cartoons we watch