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Kelisha:
remember when i asked you to see manchester orchestra with me and i was ~wary~ because i wasn’t sure whether you liked them and i didn’t want to pressure you and we were like 5 hrs early
remember when we went to cage the elephant the saturday before spring break and it was so fun and freeing
remember when you would visit me in PAL after your shift at 4am and you would drink starbucks mochas
remember when we talked literally 24/7 when i was in New Zealand and that fateful night when I made you stay an extra 5 mins to watch Cody Simpson
remember when we stayed up all night doing work in the Her and made faces at each other like * . *
remember when we lay out on the BU Beach togeth
remember when we spent enormous amounts of effort and waited in the freezing rain for 2 hrs for Cody
remember when we ate bonchon togeth
remember when you would talk to me every night in Ecua and tell me about seeing the sunset from your window and then bemoan your having to eat cake
remember the first time i came to your house and your parents said i was neighbor and that i was from MALAYSIA
remember when we drove to the amish and screamed childish in the car and the potato chip factory was closed
remember when we did random hiking and volunteer trips senior year and ~met new people~
remember when we saw fun/portugal/gow and it was emotional and we found a haven
remember when we laughed for 5 minutes over your burnt fries and sam and luci gave us a look like *they knew*
remember when we became sisters
remember when we took 27 transportations to folk
12:01 am • 10 May 2013
life
Kelisha: Natasia cast a sidelong glance at Kellie as they sat on a bench outside a Brooklyn restaurant, waiting for their table to be called. “Do you like hot dogs,” she asked without asking, merely a space filler in the continuum of the unspoken wall that had built up between them.
“Yes,” Kellie replied, continuing to look straight ahead at the falling leaves in front of her. It’s almost May, she thought to herself. Why are leaves still falling?
A good 15 minutes passed, the silence between their words feeling more like the comfortable loneliness of reading a book and drinking tea when you’re home alone than an act of deliberate hostility. “John, table for 3!” the hostess calls out, peeking her head out the door as a gaggle of overaged hipsters run over in a gluttonous ferver. “Me too,” Natasia finally stated, her eyes trained on the same leaves Kellie was looking at. They fell softly on the pavement, their conversation settling down on top of them.
Kellie peers at her friend from a distance, a single chicken nugger left on her own plate. Her stomach is no longer hungry, but her friend’s whimpers for help do nothing to stir up a spirit of generosity. Kellie finished her chicken nugger mindlessly, then walks over to Natasia. “You can have my last sweer potato,” she says without tone, dropping the limp vegetable at her friend’s feet. Natasia glances up in silence, not sure whether to be grateful or confused. Kellie merely walks away.
3:03 pm • 1 May 2013 • 1 note
boniverotica:
‘Spring is a wicked temptress!’ he shouts, shaking his tambourine at the snow.
11:48 pm • 28 April 2013 • 307 notes
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A North Korean boy rides in a bicycle’s basket on a road north of Kaesong, North Korea on April 24, 2013.
[Credit : David Guttenfelder/AP]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/8969b322e3c460f768c075e131079b03/tumblr_mlrqjoVVun1r44q44o1_500.jpg)
fotojournalismus:
A North Korean boy rides in a bicycle’s basket on a road north of Kaesong, North Korea on April 24, 2013.
[Credit : David Guttenfelder/AP]
12:51 pm • 24 April 2013 • 121 notes
colchrishadfield:
A snail island in the waters around Indonesia, with transparent insides.
11:39 pm • 19 April 2013 • 1,094 notes
compost siftin’ under the queensboro bridge.
8:18 am • 24 March 2013
![fotojournalismus:
North Korean children play with the camera of a visiting Associated Press photographer as people gather in front of bronze statues of the late leaders Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il in Pyongyang, North Korea on Feb. 16, 2013. North Koreans turned out to commemorate what would have been the 71th birthday of Kim Jong Il who died on Dec. 17, 2011.
[Credit : David Guttenfelder/AP]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/098f9e2f0eebdcbd558644b772f1ee6c/tumblr_mif9ifck7c1r44q44o1_500.jpg)
fotojournalismus:
North Korean children play with the camera of a visiting Associated Press photographer as people gather in front of bronze statues of the late leaders Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il in Pyongyang, North Korea on Feb. 16, 2013. North Koreans turned out to commemorate what would have been the 71th birthday of Kim Jong Il who died on Dec. 17, 2011.
[Credit : David Guttenfelder/AP]
10:40 am • 18 February 2013 • 42 notes
Two Associate Scholars from America Travel to North Korea to Dissuade Kim Jong Un from Further Testing
Natasia Sidarta, 22, and Kelisha Menon, 22, are making preparations for their upcoming trip to the hermit nation of North Korea to peacefully convince Kim Jong Un to stop his nuclear testing. Though the pair are self-taught North Korea experts, neither has previously traveled to the country. “I’m a little nervous, but this has been my life’s passion,” says Sidarta. “I want to bring nothing to the table but a message of peace, and I want to show evidence of not just political motives but the common public’s awareness as well.”
-Kelisha
5:25 pm • 12 February 2013 • 1 note
myedol:
Calvin & Hobbes In The Real World by Michael S. Den Beste
Created by Oregan based freelance photographer Michael S. Den Beste this humorous series throws classic comic characters Calvin & Hobbes into the real world as they continue on their adventures. View the entire series here.
Artists: | Facebook | Twitter | [via: 123inspiration & Reddit]
Oh man that first and fourth one are soooo good.
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10:46 pm • 11 February 2013 • 8,128 notes
