• 12-year-old girl: I don't want kids when I grow up.
  • Society: You'll change your mind when you get older. You're only 12. You're too young to know what you want.
  • 16-year-old girl: I'm pregnant.
  • Society: How could you be so stupid? Do you know anything about safe sex? You should be ashamed.
  • 20-year-old woman: I'm a single mother with an infant son.
  • Society: You should've gone to college first. You need a stable career before you can support a child.
  • 33-year-old woman: I'm married and my spouse and I both have stable careers. I have two young daughters now.
  • Society: You're not staying home? Who's going to take care of them? You're just going to put them in day care while you work? That's selfish of you. You can't expect to raise decent kids with a full-time job.
  • 45-year-old woman: I just had my first child.
  • Society: Why would you have a child when you're that old? Do you realize the health risks of being pregnant at your age? When your kid is a teenager you'll be a senior citizen. That's inconsiderate of you.
  • 60-year-old woman: I haven't had any children.
  • Society: Your life must be so unfulfilling. Is there something wrong with you? Why didn't you want kids? How strange.

modernizing:

The Hotel Bubble in France.

Bubble Rooms – ideas, used by two hotels in France. Small bubbles are designed by designer Pierre-Stephane Dumas, they allow you to stay in the room, but at the same time as though and in the open air.

(via forever90s)

imperialdalek:

dr-and-mrs-who:

helveticathestitcher:

southpaw-holmes:

DAVID OWL

IT’S DOCTOR “HOO”

AND ITS ANIMATED

EVERY DOCTOR’S PERFECT HERE THOUGH:
One - Judging everyone.
Two - Rocking back and forth in his childish manner.
Three -  Avoiding Two and wafting his feathers about like the dapper Doctor he is.
Four - EYES… THE EYES.
Five - Wondering what the hell is going on and why he’s even there.
Six - Giving a look of judgement to Seven and wafting his feathers about in a sassy manner.
Seven - Trying to manipulate things to make them right.
Eight - Asleep because he was asleep for a good chunk of his movie and has only had that movie so technically he’s been metaphorically asleep for ages (if you don’t count the audios, brilliant though they are).
Nine - Judging everyone.
Ten - More energy than a tin with a spring coiled inside it with the lid welded shut.
Eleven - Adjusting his bowtie for it is cool.

imperialdalek:

dr-and-mrs-who:

helveticathestitcher:

southpaw-holmes:

DAVID OWL

IT’S DOCTOR “HOO”

AND ITS ANIMATED

EVERY DOCTOR’S PERFECT HERE THOUGH:

One - Judging everyone.

Two - Rocking back and forth in his childish manner.

Three -  Avoiding Two and wafting his feathers about like the dapper Doctor he is.

Four - EYES… THE EYES.

Five - Wondering what the hell is going on and why he’s even there.

Six - Giving a look of judgement to Seven and wafting his feathers about in a sassy manner.

Seven - Trying to manipulate things to make them right.

Eight - Asleep because he was asleep for a good chunk of his movie and has only had that movie so technically he’s been metaphorically asleep for ages (if you don’t count the audios, brilliant though they are).

Nine - Judging everyone.

Ten - More energy than a tin with a spring coiled inside it with the lid welded shut.

Eleven - Adjusting his bowtie for it is cool.

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  • expectations of summer: going to the beach every day, water fights, parties, random day trips, barbecues
  • reality of summer: moving your laptop so that the sunlight doesn't reflect on the screen when you're trying to blog