My Rambles//Your Shambles


Neighbor gave us a grill! (Taken with instagram)



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Bicyclists playing a round of horseshoes at the West Point Inn on Mt. Tamalpais, Marin County, California.

It really cracked me up that they left their helmets on.



tiefighters:

InVADER Zolo Artwork

Created by The Atomic Rocket

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Reblog if you have met someone online that you would love to hang with but they live far away.

shoes-anne:

for starters, the person i reblogged this from

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Via khaos loves..

Grammatically, there are various ways of describing what’s going on. One helpful set of terms is essential vs. nonessential. When the identifier makes sense in the sentence by itself, then the name is nonessential and you use a comma before it. Otherwise, no comma. That explains an exception to the only-thing-in-the-world rule: when the words “a,” “an” or “some,” or a number, come before the description or identification of a name, use a comma.

A Bronx plumber, Stanley Ianella, bought the winning lottery ticket.

When an identifier describes a unique person or thing and is preceded by “the” or a possessive, use a comma:

Baseball’s home run leader, Barry Bonds, will be eligible for the Hall of Fame next year.

My son, John, is awesome. (If you have just one son.)

But withhold the comma if not unique:

My son John is awesome. (If you have more than one son.)

The artist David Hockney is a master of color.

The celebrated British artist David Hockney is a master of color.

And even

The gay, bespectacled, celebrated British artist David Hockney is a master of color.

(Why are there commas after “gay” and “bespectacled” but not “celebrated”? Because “celebrated” and “British” are different sorts of adjectives. The sentence would not work if “and” were placed between them, or if their order were reversed.)

If nothing comes before the identification, don’t use a comma:

The defense team was led by the attorney Harold Cullen.

The Most Comma MistakesThe New York Times’ Ben Yagoda dissects the most common grammatical mistakes in using commas.

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explore-blog:

How common is your birthday?

( The Atlantic)

YEAH! not so common. But I knew that with how few people I have met or hear dof with my birthday.

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nudityandnerdery:

hoursago:

when i love an idea i REALLY love an idea

  • I went with my first-instinct houses and also kinda tried to keep it even, i’m kinda conflicted about some of them but sorting is super ambiguous anyway (Annie…. Slytherin?? Ravenclaw?)
  • I really wish wizarding education made ANY SENSE but ok they go to some kind of magicky Greendale and the Hogwarts robes are just obligatory for all HP AU art seriously
  • Troy’s chocolate frog card is Luis Guzman
  • Abed’s book reads “The Caverns of Draconis: It Was An Actual Dragon”
  • Britta wants to revive S.P.E.W., naturally
  • I don’t know how texting is supposed to work, maybe they started breeding really fast owls (dude i don’t know i’m tired)
  • Jeff had his robes custom tailored to fit more like a suit jacket/blazer
  • Yr 1: Ancient Runes, Yr 2: Muggle Studies, Yr 3: Remedial Herbology?
  • EDIT: THIS HAS BEEN DRIVING ME MAD ALL DAY but 20 hrs after posting, changed Pierce’s wand into a cookie wand omg. It didn’t even occur to me at 2 in the morning

I love so many things about this.



bibliolectors:

Weekend: relax reader / Fin de semana: relax lector (ilustración de Daryl Zang)


Via Lecturimatges: la lectura en imatges


SO tempting..

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everyday-im-mugglin:

theotherusernamewastaken:

nanaleechan:

smoke-truffula-erryday:

thatawkwardbitch:

you know this song.

every word.

every syllable.

every letter.

every accent.

 every punctuation.

 every pause.

every beat.

brb dancing k

I literally just sat here and sang the whole thing then kept scrolling when I was done

MY CHILDHOOD!!!!

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Via GooniesNeverSayDie

YOUR DAILY GOALS!

prettywildthin:

Via Khaotic Diet 2012
This skeleton was spotted on my dash as this song started: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x20v9F-sWHQ
IT FITS SO WELL WITH THE OOGA CHAKA!

This skeleton was spotted on my dash as this song started: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x20v9F-sWHQ

IT FITS SO WELL WITH THE OOGA CHAKA!



Hope everyone had a lovely day!

My day was super stressful, but after work and my errands, I read my book and reconnected with my soul over a smoothie.

My awesome outfit (pic’d) today helped a bit. Because a day can’t be SO terrible when you look and feel awesome.


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