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Pokémon Burger King Game Boy Color Meal Toys

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I feel lost

Feel boring

I’ve been caught sleeping all morning

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Wayback machine. A fear submitted by Lucy to Deep Dark Fears - thanks!

You can pick up art in my shop!

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2000's Peter Rabbit sticker book stickers

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Plane vs. Tank vs. Submarine // Tigers Jaw

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Leif Geiges - De la série “ Mescaline “, ca. 1950

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They should invent a way to sit hunched over doing crafts that is Good for your body

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honestly what the hell are you supposed to do. is my question

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ive heard if its all gone wrong and is fucked beyond repair you can actually use it for banana bread

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at a conference I attended recently, a researcher pointed to the difficulty of finding material in archives because so much depends on the metadata and the terminology used to describe things changes over time. "it would be so helpful," the researcher said, "if I typed 'lesbian' into the library of congress database, it would also show me results that were categorised in the 50s, when the materials were interpreted as 'intimate female friendships'"

which is what tag wrangles at Archive Of Our Own do incredibly effectively: searching for "omegaverse" also leads to "alpha/beta/omega dynamics" and "alternate universe: a/b/o" and so on. but ao3 achieves this frankly incredible categorisation and indexing system by the power of countless volunteers putting in hours and hours of unpaid and unthanked free time, and it's completely understandable that most archives do not have that kind of infrastructure, but also how incredible that a fan-run website has better searchability, classification, and accessibility than the library of congress

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drown in my veins and I am forever yours

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Finally some appropriate business formal atire for high powered executives like you and me.

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Charlotte Brontë, from Villette

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Robin Williams on the set of “The Birdcage” in 1995 in Miami Beach, Florida.