Dear future me trolling my own posts..

Aren’t you glad the rollercoaster nightmare is over? Ha! You followed love blindly, foolishly. Yes you were an idiot and stayed on too long BUT you did get off finally. This is all part of your stubborness. You tried. You gave it your best shot. Happiness looks good on you. By now you should be surrounded with friends and sharing your life with some beautiful man who adores you.. He is out there. Have faith. Have patience. You deserve someone special.  It feels good to be excited by a smile from someone who could be great. 2012 should bring a lot of change.

And if nothing has changed, future me.. you relapsed.. WTF?  CHANGE IT. He won’t change you stupid fucking girl! Only you can break away. Repeat it.. HE WILL NOT CHANGE.

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Love Will Tear Us Apart, as handwritten by Ian Curtis.

Love Will Tear Us Apart, as handwritten by Ian Curtis.

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Love makes you stupid. Period.
Anonymous:
Hi, I'm doing photo research for a textbook and wanted to ask you about including your photo of Barton Springs in the book. Could you let me know how to get in touch with you so I can give you more information? Thanks. Deborah Anderson

Just seeing this message. Which picture are you talking about?

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fuckyeahtx:

hotelechozulu:

(via Texas Drought Disaster : Image of the Day)
This image shows the impact of drought on plants throughout Texas, New  Mexico, and Oklahoma. Made with data from the Moderate Resolution  Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on the Terra satellite, the image compares plant growth between June 26 and July 11,  2011, with average conditions for the period. The image is dominated by  brown, showing that plants were growing less than average throughout  Texas and New Mexico.
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Not really a fuck yeah texas moment, but needs to be seen.

fuckyeahtx:

hotelechozulu:

(via Texas Drought Disaster : Image of the Day)

This image shows the impact of drought on plants throughout Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma. Made with data from the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on the Terra satellite, the image compares plant growth between June 26 and July 11, 2011, with average conditions for the period. The image is dominated by brown, showing that plants were growing less than average throughout Texas and New Mexico.

(this site has comparisons to other dates)

Not really a fuck yeah texas moment, but needs to be seen.

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Jared Leto - Words of motivation.
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livinglikeacookiemonster:

STOP WHAT YOU’RE DOING. Listen to this.

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Wow.

Wow.

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Hole - Violet
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whore-no-more:

meowrijuana:

violet / hole

this song

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