1. I know you like to travel…you want to be up where the sky is blue. But don’t forget that the most interesting and undiscovered place in the world is inside of you. 🌻

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  1. thecurryfamily:

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  1. moreculturelesspop: “Kristen Bell at the 2019 Golden Globes ”

    moreculturelesspop:

    Kristen Bell at the 2019 Golden Globes

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  1. Why do black men get a pass on wearing their hair literally whatever way it grows out of their head without barely brushing it daily. But black women get ridiculed after spending countless hours on braid outs and Bantu knots because their hair isn’t the ‘socially acceptable’ curl pattern?

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  1. awaykens:

    little things i love:

    • wax seals
    • soft colours
    • vanilla perfume
    • honey in tea
    • gentle tunes

    I really like food. A lot. My goal is to be rich enough to legit never have a budget for food. If it’s good and I want it …I want to get it. Like I would never complain or just be unhappy…wow goals.

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  1. Y’all ever been to a place that’s too quiet? Or do I have hidden trauma.

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  1. Random drops of affection into my life mean a lot to me. As a detail oriented person the small things matter a lot to me. I notice inconsistency and weeks that go by without the small things that my life better.

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  1. blackgrlsaremagic:

    @hazelamari

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  1. humansofnewyork: “(1/3) “I grew up in segregated Suffolk, Virginia in the 1950’s. My elementary school had two rooms, two black teachers, and six grades. I could never go downtown and shop in the stores. I could never go to the movies. I could never...

    humansofnewyork:

    (1/3) “I grew up in segregated Suffolk, Virginia in the 1950’s.  My elementary school had two rooms, two black teachers, and six grades.  I could never go downtown and shop in the stores.  I could never go to the movies.  I could never swim in the local swimming pool.  But we never cared about that stuff because we had a creek behind our house, and we didn’t have money for movies anyway.  My mother never let us accept the fact that we were poor.  There were seven of us, but we always wore shoes, not sneakers.  Mom wasn’t exactly the ‘lovey-dovey’ type.  She never used a switch on us, but she loved to use an example.  Every action in our house had an equal and opposite reaction.  In 1964 the World’s Fair came to town, and my high school band was invited to give a concert for the governor.  My mother gave me money to take my uniform to the cleaners.  But I never did it.  And she never let me go to that concert.  Before she died I drove her to the hospital, and I told her: ‘I’m still mad at you for not letting me go to the World’s Fair.’  She didn’t answer me, but she had this gleam in her eye that said: ‘You learned your lesson.’  And she’s right.  Those examples made me the man I am today.  I’ve literally done everything I wanted to do as a kid.  I may not have been to the World’s Fair, but I’ve been to Ghana.  I’ve been to the Caribbean.  I’ve travelled all over the world.”

    (Source: humansofnewyork)

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  1. He said he wearing AirPods and beats headphones covering them at the same time because he’s rich rich 😂😂😂😂

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  1. I really…really…miss my grandma 💔😞

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  1. Starting off the school semester right with barely any sleep…and a possible all nighter 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽 amazing. Really.

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  1. girlkisser:

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    edit because i didn’t expect this to blow up: rich/middle class people stop fucking reblogging this to be like “haha this is so me” you’re not funny you’re ugly

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